Complete control of your complete radiochromatography system with one software package.

Laura 4 is the latest evolution of the widely used Laura system from LabLogic. Produced to accommodate the latest networks platforms Laura 4 offers the researcher the facility to create and edit methods, set up sample runs and view data collection in real time across the network without being confined to the bench-top PC.

Flexibility
Great attention has been paid to the flexibility of Laura, allowing the user a wide and varied choice of options without making the package difficult to use. This flexibility is achieved by utilising quick access, icon-driven toolbars with single keystroke operation. These 'hot keys' are user definable which allows you to personalise the system to your preference. Laura also accommodates unfamiliar users by offering helpful on-screen prompt lines in the style of Microsoft Word. An example of this flexibility is the report generator. The user can decide which columns, in what order and specify the decimal precision to be reported. This is all achieved from a single screen.

SDA Processing
SDA is a new and unique, unmatched feature offered by LabLogic for detailed visual presentation of data whilst still keeping strict GLP compliance. SDA significantly improves visual detail without smoothing data, therefore, offering unmatched visual quality and definition for the smallest of peaks against background, whilst leaving the raw data unchanged.

Connectivity
Laura provides the highest possible connectivity to support devices and third-party software. Full control of gradient HPLC pumps is now possible, as is connection to autoinjectors and fraction collectors. View our list of supported external interfaces. More than one HPLC station can be operated by a single PC. Data from TLC analysers and liquid scintillation counters can be input either directly or via disk transfer to enable data to be compared, interrogated and reported. Laura is the complete radio-chromatography package, and can be used equally effectively to quantify the mass channel (UV or RI etc.) as well as the radioactive channels since it combines many features from conventional chromatography systems such as internal and external standardisation and peak skimming.