What happens when the work is captured as it happens
See how researchers reduce documentation overhead, preserve experimental context and make expertise easier to transfer.
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How Bower gave a plant pathologist more time for actual research
Running a season-long avocado disease trial across four sites, plant pathologist Dr Karina Griffin used Bower to turn paper field data into a queryable digital record, reducing a data-entry task from days to minutes.
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A day lost for every missing detail: how a molecular biologist keeps her methods on the record
Every detail Fozia Masood hadn't recorded cost her a day of thesis writing. With Bower, buffer volumes, instrument models and bench techniques are captured as they happen.
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Chemistry for a Martian moon: how a geochemist captures his lab work with Bower
Hugo Gouilloux is developing a chemistry for milligram-scale samples, with the MMX mission to Phobos in sight. With Bower, he captures contamination-sensitive work hands-free and turns a week of Excel into one request.
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