Writing the Laboratory Notebook

Howard M. Kanare

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The Reasons for Notekeeping: An Overview The Hardware of Notekeeping: Books, Pens, and Paper Legal and Ethical Aspects: Ownership, Rights, and Obligations Management of Notekeeping: Practices for Issuance, Use, and Storage of Notebooks Organizing and Writing the Notebook: Be Flexible Examples of Notebook Entries Patents: Protecting the Investment The Electronic Notebook

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