Organization in a laboratory is necessary for it to succeed and be productive. We don’t become academic or industrial researchers to spend portions of our day looking for the tube we ‘thought was in that refrigerator, but maybe is in the other one.’ Nor do we want to have to spend time deciphering what a tube actually contains. Researchers want to focus on their research – not the trivial and petty parts of laboratory management.
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