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  • Zigster
    Jeremy Leipzig
    • May 2009
    • 117
    #1

    what do you use for timing complex experiments?

    What do people use for timing complex or large batch experiments?
    A bunch of benchtop timers? The clock app on their iphone?

    Does anyone use an app on their tablet?
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    Jeremy Leipzig
    Bioinformatics Programmer
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  • Zigster
    Jeremy Leipzig
    • May 2009
    • 117
    #2
    Don't everyone chime in at once haha

    I have a new tool for complex real-time schedules:
    Rhylthyme
    https://rhylthyme.com
    Real-time event scheduling, visualization, and collaboration


    This would have been helpful to me when i worked in whole animal research.
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    Jeremy Leipzig
    Bioinformatics Programmer
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