set permissions

How to Implement Set Permissions?

Implementing set permissions can be achieved through various means:
Software Solutions: Many laboratory information management systems (LIMS) offer built-in permission settings.
Physical Access Controls: Restricting access to certain areas of the lab where sensitive catalytic processes occur.
Encryption: Securing digital data with encryption mechanisms to prevent unauthorized access.

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