Engagements

Each engagement is a bounded piece of work with the records a laboratory already keeps. None of them operate an exchange, hold funds, or replace the people who run the trials.

Laboratory glassware and notebooks on a research bench

Experiment Record Review

A structured reading of how a research group currently writes down runs, failures, and follow-up decisions — then a written map of what a later colleague can actually reconstruct.

Quoted after a short scoping call; typical engagements last two to four working days

People standing at a whiteboard during a working session

Pipeline Mapping Session

A facilitated working session that puts every live trial, parked idea, and waiting decision onto one wall so the group can see which experiments still feed the next quarter.

Day rate for a half-day or full-day session; materials included

Printed charts and notes spread across a wooden desk

Stakeholder Visualization Briefing

Charts and annotated figures prepared from existing experiment records for a specific decision meeting, with failed runs kept in view rather than cropped out.

Quoted per briefing pack; depends on how many series must be redrawn

Open notebook with handwritten notes and a pen

Experiment Log Design

Design of paper sheets and local-file fields so a run can be reconstructed later, including optional layout that matches the local tracking utility.

Fixed fee for one log family (one experiment type); extra families quoted separately