Experiment Reports¶
ROCK MAKER allows you to print comprehensive, detailed information related to your experiments. A printed report can include layer information and design, ingredient, and image views, in addition to more general information. You can keep the printed reports as records for your lab notebook.
Creating an Experiment Report¶
You can create an experiment report from either a single experiment, or from multiple experiments. If you would like to create a report from more than one experiment, first press and hold Ctrl on your keyboard while selecting the desired experiments from the Explorer. When you have selected the desired experiment(s), follow these instructions:
Right-click an experiment node from the tree and select Experiment Report. OR Click the Experiment Report button
on the Reports
tab in the Experiment contextual tab set.
Report Printing Options
Select or clear the check boxes on the Experiment Printing Options next to the desired print options. By default, all printing options are selected the first time you print. You can clear any of these to exclude them from the printout. ROCK MAKER will remember your selections the next time you print.
- Select the desired Imaging Setting(s) from the provided list.
- Click Print Preview to see a preview before you print.ORClick Print to send your report to the printer.
About the Experiment Report¶
At the beginning of the Print Summary Report are sections that contain general information such as:
Experiment data
Project data
Imaging settings used by the experiment
The experiment’s imaging schedule
The plates generated by the experiment, and
The full list of ingredients used in all experiment layers.
Experiment Report
Layer Information¶
This area of the report includes a separate section for each layer of the experiment, including layer design data specific to that layer type. Here is an example of what you would see for two Grid layers.
Layer Information
Design, Ingredient, and Image Views¶
At the end of the Experiment Report are images of each experiment plate in Design view, Image view, and Ingredient view.
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Design View |
Image View |
Ingredient View
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