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Sesame LIMS
Sesame is a versatile Web-based laboratory information management system (LIMS)
developed at the University of Wisconsin-Madison that is in use worldwide from
small laboratories to large consortia.
Sesame supports the gathering, organization, processing, and analysis of information
from a variety of sources, including databases, bench scientists, laboratory
instrumentation, and software packages.
Sesame enables collaborators to participate in a research project,
with equivalent access to information and the ability to enter results and process
data irrespective of location.
All Sesame modules can be accessed on-line from anywhere in the world,
24 hours a day. The modules require the latest Java Runtime Environment (JRE)
to be installed, and they will run as applications using Java Web Start.
Sesame is freely available. You can use this instance or install your own.
To start using this instance, click on a button or on a module name below.
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Sheherazade
: Wetlab, NMR, Crystallization, Cryo-EM, the Works
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Sundial
: Spectrometer Schedules and Time Requests
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Lamp
: Metabolomics
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Jar
: Target Requests
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Well
: Crystallization, Cryo-EM and NMR Screens
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Camel
: NMR
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Rukh
: Y2H Screens and Requests, V Screens and C Screens
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Bazaar
: Lab Administration
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Jafar
: TargetTrack and PepcDB Browser
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