The AgileBio project was founded in 2002 from the convergence of biological and informatics experiences of Pierre Rodrigues (Ph.D Virology Pasteur Institute and Paris 7 University). It was a long maturation, starting in the early ages of the Internet with MBS (Molecular Biology Shortcuts) in 1998. MBS was a pioneer portal for scientists gathering links, protocols, tools, forums, and more. With MBS, online tools were designed and met with quick success. In 2002, JustBio.com was launched to unify and modernize these online tools aimed informatics and biology.
The success of JustBio.com led to AgileBio, which is committed to designing unique solutions for scientific teams and companies to turn them into more agile structures. AgileBio currently develops LabCollector and LabCal solutions as LIMS, ELN and general lab management solutions.
THE MISSION
AgileBio is a leader in providing collaborative tools that enhance research productivity and traceability to scientist teams, whether from academic or from commercial companies.Our mission is to develop flexible and innovative software, such as our main product, LabCollector. Our ultimate aim is to unlock the full potential of your lab and allow scientists to pursue their ambitious goals.
LabCollector is a unique LIMS and ELN. It is an Intranet based software, allowing centralized management of all your lab data. By using LabCollector, your teams can benefit from efficient information sharing and access via a local network or the Internet.
We also build and implement customized and packaged IT solutions that meet the demand of highly competitive companies or labs like yours. Our clients turn to us time and time again because they trust us to get it right from the start.
AgileBio is focused on Open Source technologies! We are experts in Perl, PHP, mySQLand Linux. But we frequently recommend other technologies to suit the specific situation and needs of our clients. We often recommend a mix of Windows and MacOS. This makes for original and powerful client/server solutions for the biosciences labs.
Pierre is a graduate of the Institut Pasteur where he obtained his PhD in virology. He founded AgileBio in 2002. In 2014 he opened AgileBio LLC in California.
Anne-Laure Sauvadet, PhD
Director of Support & Consulting
Anne-Laure is graduate of the University Pierre et Marie Curie with a PhD in marine biology. She used Agilebio’s LIMS from the client side then joined AgileBio Team in 2015.
Nathalie Esber, PhD
EMEA Account Manager
Nathalie joined AgileBio in April 2019 as Account Manager to expand sales growth. Nathalie holds a PhD in molecular/cell biology.
Fabrice Pajak
Project Manager
Mark Martinez is a graduate from San Diego State University with BSc in CMB, is experienced in internet and social media marketing. He has been part of the Agilebio Team since 2018.
Salma Sarwary
Director of Operations
Salma is specialized in the information technology based laboratory and services in support of small molecules, protein, peptides, antibody drug conjugation, and Anti-miR oligonucleotide therapeutics of drug discovery and development in biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries. She started at AgileBio in 2018.
Mark Martinez
NA National Sales Executive
Mark Martinez is a graduate from San Diego State University with BSc in CMB, is experienced in internet and social media marketing. He has been part of the Agilebio Team since 2018.
Nayana Tusamda, PhD
Sales / Content Development Manager
Nayana is a graduate of Université de Haute-Alsace | UHA · L’Institut de Science des Matériaux de Mulhouse where she obtained her PhD. in Oncology, Biology & Biomaterials. She joined the AgileBio team in 2019.
Rayan Dávila
LIMS Consultant and Representative / LATAM
Tian Reed
It Support
Divya Kummari, PhD
Business representative/ ANZ region
Coraline Cascailh
Office manager
Angelique Cochain
Marketing project manager
Bérangère Lopez Oros
UX/UI, Web Design, Art
Bérangère is graduate of ENSBAD Dijon. After having worked in the advertising agency and as a freelance, she started working at AgileBio since 2017.
Ghalia Hadjem
Software Tester
Kaveh Eshkofti
Senior Software Developer
Lorraine Soudade
Developer & Bioinformatician
Lorraine is a Computer Science Engineer with an MSc in Bioinformatics and has a long track record in databases and health information systems. She is part of the Agilebio Team since 2018.
Tiago Vaz
Full Stack Developer
Tiago is graduate from Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto in Computer Engineering.He joined the AgileBio Team in 2011.
Cristina Amil
Developer & Bioinformatician
Cristina is a Computer Science Engineer with an MSc in Bioinformatics and has a long track record in databases and health information systems. She is part of the Agilebio Team since 2014.
LabCollector optimizes your lab and maximizes your time for research.
Choosing the right LIMS is crucial for improving lab operations. Consider factors like ease of use, customization, sample management, integration capabilities, compliance, security, customer support, and reporting tools. LabCollector LIMS is known for its flexibility, ease of use, strong integration, security features, and reliable support, making it an ideal choice to enhance lab efficiency and data management. (don’t just take our words for it, see what our clients are saying about LabCollector: here)
LIMS stands for Laboratory Information Management System. It’s a software that helps labs manage, track, and document their data and processes, making lab work more efficient. LabCollector LIMS offers easy-to-use tools tailored to fit various lab needs, ensuring smooth operations. Read more
A LIMS offers several benefits, such as better data management, accurate record-keeping, streamlined workflows, compliance with rules, task automation, and detailed reports for decision-making. LabCollector LIMS enhances these advantages with user-friendly features and support, making lab work easier and more reliable.
LIMS and Electronic Laboratory Notebook (ELN) work together to improve lab efficiency. LIMS handles data management, sample tracking, and workflow automation, while ELN capture experimental details and research notes. LabCollector LIMS integrates both systems seamlessly, ensuring lab data is well-organized and collaboration is smooth. Read more
Implementing a LIMS project typically takes several months to a year. Smaller projects might take around 3 to 6 months, while larger ones can extend to 12 months or more. Factors include the complexity of needs, organization size, customization, and resources. With LabCollector, the process is often faster and more efficient, thanks to its user-friendly interface and flexible options.
Hosting a LIMS can be done in different ways: On-Premises, Cloud-Based, or Hybrid. Each method offers unique benefits based on lab needs and infrastructure. LabCollector LIMS supports flexible hosting options, ensuring labs can scale securely and access their data efficiently. Read more
The cost of a LIMS varies widely based on features, customization needs, lab size, and user count. While initial expenses can be significant, a LIMS can save money over time by boosting efficiency and reducing errors. LabCollector offers flexible pricing options, including discounts for academic institutions, making it a cost-effective choice compared to other systems. Read more