Resero Analytics Unveils TurboLIMS Laboratory Software

Resero Analytics launched TurboLIMS, a cloud-based laboratory information management system for GLP and non-GLP studies in toxicology, pharmacology, pharmacokinetics and toxicokinetics. TurboLIMS is a core component of Resero’s TurboPlatform, a unified platform for study design, electronic data capture, reporting and SEND readiness. Data collected in TurboLIMS flow directly into TurboToxicology for analysis, interpretation and generation of interim and final reports.

“Choosing a new LIMS is an opportunity to improve how your laboratory works,” said Dave Watson, PhD, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Resero Analytics. “Your investment should deliver greater laboratory efficiency, faster access to study results and a shorter path from data collection to high-quality reports.”

TurboLIMS uses the study protocol to drive scheduling, sample labeling and electronic data collection. This eliminates redundant data entry common to legacy LIMS and helps laboratory teams execute studies efficiently and consistently while maintaining traceability from planned activities to recorded results.

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“Study directors need confidence that what they approved in the protocol is what technicians actually execute,” said Taylor Scott, Product Manager at Resero Analytics. “TurboLIMS gives them visibility into what has been completed, what remains and what needs attention. Technicians have the study information they need to carry out activities accurately, while study directors can monitor progress and focus their attention where it is needed.”

That control extends to instrument data and sample identification. TurboLIMS transfers results from hematology, coagulation, chemistry and urinalysis analyzers directly into the study record, mapped to the appropriate parameters and species. Laboratory balances similarly transmit body weights into electronic data capture forms. Configurable sample labels use study, animal, sample and collection information already recorded in TurboLIMS, helping teams maintain accurate identification throughout sample collection and handling.

Source: BUSINESSWIRE