Project management for wet-lab teams.

Map questions, experiments, evidence, and decisions on a shared canvas. Plan timelines and team capacity alongside the research, so everyone can see where a project stands. Sauriq works beside your ELN.

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Discovery canvas connecting a biomarker objective and plasma samples to an ELISA screen, assay optimization, and a decision deadline
Discovery, in context. Follow the question from candidate markers and sample material through the screen, its next experiment, and the decision ahead.

One research plan, from first question to the next run.

Explore the canvas, plan the work, see who has capacity, and keep a record of what changed.

Make the validation path visible.

Trace the blinded cohort from material and aliquot staging to confirmatory ELISA, with the readiness deadline on the same map.

Validation canvas

Validation canvas linking cohort material, aliquot staging, confirmatory ELISA, and an assay readiness deadline

Turn a work package into a plan.

Keep owners, priorities, dates, planned hours, and status together. Blocked work is visible before you scan the individual tasks.

Plan table

Validation plan table with assigned tasks, priority, status, dates, and planned hours

See where every task stands.

Switch to a Kanban view of planned, in-progress, blocked, and completed work, with each task's owner and work package in sight.

Kanban

Discovery tasks arranged in planned, in progress, blocked, and done columns

Put the sequence on a timeline.

Place bench and analysis tasks on a dated Gantt view and see the dependencies between screening, optimization, and the next decision.

Gantt

Dated Gantt timeline of discovery tasks with links between an ELISA screen and follow-on work

Check capacity before assigning the next run.

Compare each team member's allocated hours and time off across four weeks to see where there is room for work.

Team capacity

Validation team allocation by member over four weeks, including a week of time off

Give today’s work a clear place to start.

Open tasks bring due dates, overdue work, and the related workspace into one personal view.

Open tasks

Personal open task list with due dates, overdue labels, and workspace names

Know what changed in the research plan.

Review canvas updates with their time, author, workspace, and status details, so a change does not lose its context.

Activity log

Activity log listing canvas node updates beside details of a status change

Record the hours behind the work.

Add time against a workspace and work package, with a note describing what was done at the bench or desk.

Time tracking

Quick time entry form with workspace, work package, date, hours, and note fields

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Start with a shared map of the science and keep execution context where the work lives.