myLaminin Perspectives

The Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) is transforming healthcare by enabling real-time data collection from connected devices like heart monitors and inhalers. But to unlock its full potential, healthcare organizations need a secure and scalable Research Data Management (RDM) platform. myLaminin provides that foundation—ensuring data integrity, standardization, and compliance—empowering institutions to deliver smarter, faster, and safer care.

To support FAIR and Open Science principles, research projects must capture metadata across three categories: descriptive (e.g., title, keywords), administrative (e.g., funding, ethics), and technical (e.g., file formats, tools). Structured metadata makes research discoverable, accessible, ethical, and reusable—extending its value. Tools like myLaminin streamline this through integrated metadata capture and research data management.

Modern research is global, cross-disciplinary, and complex. Teams need more than storage — they need secure, compliant, intelligent collaboration tools. That’s why they choose myLaminin.

Does your research data management (RDM) platform easily support research data sovereignty, facilitate cross-jurisdictional collaboration, and regulatory compliance?

Higher Education Researchers must evaluate commercial options to address new Research Data Management requirements.

myLaminin, the most complete, integrated, and secure Research Data Management (RDM) platform on the market.

The union of blockchain and AI is ushering in a collaborative, secure, and efficient research space setting the pace of future innovation.

In today’s cybersecurity landscape, it is essential to protect sensitive information, especially for businesses working with U.S. federal...

Across North America, effective Research Data Management (RDM) is essential for securing and maintaining grant funding.

Researchers are required to navigate a complex regulatory landscape to ensure compliance with security, privacy, and ethical standards.

How well is research being managed? University environments have become 'soft targets' for malicious actors with IP theft intent.