The Perkin-Elmer approach to computer-aided chemistry: an overview of the technological trends in laboratory computing
1984
Overview of Computer-Aided Chemistry Trends
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Author Information
Author(s): Stephen A. Reber, John P. Coates
Primary Institution: Perkin-Elmer Corporation
Conclusion
The paper discusses the evolution and future of computer-aided chemistry, emphasizing the shift towards distributed processing and the increasing importance of application software.
Supporting Evidence
- Microprocessors have significantly reduced costs in analytical chemistry applications.
- Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS) improve sample tracking and data management.
- Distributed processing allows for more flexibility and efficiency in laboratory computing.
Takeaway
This paper talks about how computers are changing the way chemists work in labs, making things faster and cheaper. It shows that using smaller computers can help scientists do their jobs better.
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