LabWare wins LIMS award again

Monday, 12 September, 2005

LabWare has won the Scientific Computing and Instrumentation Readers' Choice Award in the LIMS category for the past six years running. SC&I conducts an annual Readers' Choice Award survey asking readers to rate various laboratory applications and instrument categories.

With LabWare also winning this award in 1998, this means that LabWare has won this award for seven out of the last eight years, an incredible track record.

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