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- Laboratory Notebook Guidelines* - University of Houston
Never, under any circumstances, remove pages from your notebook Remember to treat your Notebook as a legal document: It records the chronological history of your activities The following guidelines should help you maintain the consistent and accurate entries needed for future legal purposes
- Dos and Don’ts of Laboratory Notebooks – Scientific Notebook . . .
It may be tempting to tear out a piece for a course of work that went off-track, but removing pages can cause serious legal headaches, down the road, if you ever need to defend your work in court Do make sure to record everything you do in the course of your research
- Laboratory Notebooks: Why They Are So Important
3) Consecutively number, sign and date each page of the lab notebook as the page is completed Pages should never be removed or torn from the binding 4) Dated and initial each entry in the lab notebook An independent “learned” witness (i e , non-inventor person who understands the technology) should sign and date
- Laboratory Notebooks Best Practices - University of Alabama . . .
Any loose sheets with graphs, drawings, or other pertinent information should be permanently attached to the laboratory notebook and referenced in a separate entry in the lab notebook The notebook should be labeled clearly with the author’s full name, dates of use, and specific project (if applicable)
- Guidelines for keeping a laboratory notebook - Rice University
Pads of tear-out graph paper or spiral bound notebooks without pre-numbered pages are not acceptable It must be impossible to tear out a page without leaving evidence It is safest to select something that is clearly labeled as a laboratory notebook
- Lab Notebook :: ECE 445 - Senior Design Laboratory
We will not accept normal spiral-bound notebooks, as these are not permissible in court since pages can be easily replaced While most of you probably won't be taking your design to court, we want to teach you to get into the habit of keeping legally acceptable records
- Did recent changes in the patent laws turn the page on the . . .
Under the new law, in most circumstances it is no longer possible to remove a critical prior art reference by providing notebook data that establishes an earlier date of invention
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