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2026-08-14nanalStampintroWhat is nanalStamp? — automatic sealing, Bitcoin anchoring, tamper-proof recordsnanalStamp automatically seals your Obsidian notes the moment you save them and anchors a timestamp into Bitcoin, so you can prove to anyone what you recorded, and when.
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2026-08-14research-notesregulationWhat Korean regulations actually require of electronic lab notebooksThe three requirements Korea's national R&D research-note directive places on electronic lab notebooks — signature authentication, automatic timestamps, tamper detection — plus which everyday tools pass and which fail.
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2026-08-14patentstrade-secretsProving "we built it first" — prior-use rights and trade-secret originalsWhat evidence supports a prior-use defense in patent disputes, what Korea's trade-secret original-proof service does and does not certify — with an evidence table and a pre-dispute checklist.
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2026-08-14kitsintro75 record kits — folder structures and templates, freeBrowse 75 record kits — lab notebooks, experiment logs, counseling records, site inspections — without logging in. Each kit bundles a folder structure, note templates, and an auto-dashboard.
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2026-08-14nanalLabsIntroducing the nanalLabs blognanalLabs, the company behind trustworthy record-keeping, opens its blog — covering research-note regulations, tamper-evident proof, and the habit of daily records.
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2026-08-14guideteamUsing nanalStamp as a team — structure flows down, management lives on the webInvited members just log in — the team's standard folder structure and rules arrive automatically. Admins manage contracts, structure, audits, and reports on the web, no Obsidian needed. With real screenshots.
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2026-08-14guideproofProving it — certificates, public links, offline verification, submission packagesRecords exist to be shown — to examiners, auditors, courts. nanalStamp's four proof instruments with real screenshots, and the disposition-ledger design that discloses even what was left out.
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2026-08-14guiderestoreOpening past versions, recovering deleted notes — RewindOpen sealed versions read-only, restore as a copy or in place, recover deleted notes byte-for-byte, and rebuild an entire vault — with real screenshots and an honest reconstruction report.
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2026-08-14guidesubscriptionFree vs. paid — original storage is the dividing lineSealing, Bitcoin anchoring, and verification are all free. What paid plans add — cloud WORM storage, certificates, public links — plus attachment rules and the difference between expiry and account deletion, with real screenshots.
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2026-08-14guideWrite, and it seals — the five-minute rhythmThe basic rhythm of nanalStamp's automatic sealing, shown with real screenshots — how versions stack, how to seal immediately, and the per-note proof timeline.
All posts (32)
2026
- 09-17How a "security project" research notebook differs — classification levels, protected zones, removal approval
- 09-16Research notebook audits are not the same as internal inspections
- 09-15Who's actually responsible for the lab notebook — the institution head, the PI, or the tech transfer office?
- 09-14Disposing of a lab notebook — why you can't just throw it out once the retention period passes
- 09-13Who can read a lab notebook after the project ends?
- 09-12Lab notebook entries need more than a signed cover page
- 09-11Korea now punishes trade-secret brokers, too — what the amended Unfair Competition Prevention Act means for your lab notebook
- 09-10Gluing a photo into your lab notebook the wrong way doesn't count as evidence
- 09-0920 years barred, 30x the penalty — what Korea's revised R&D Innovation Act means for your lab notebook
- 09-08The pen matters — why your lab notebook can't take just any ballpoint
- 09-07Handing off a research notebook — who gets what when a researcher changes
- 09-06Joint research and your lab notebook — institutional share and inventorship are not the same test
- 09-05GLP lab notebooks — how they differ from an ordinary research notebook
- 09-01Lost or damaged your research notebook? Here's what to do right now
- 08-31The research-note management ledger — what to log, and when
- 08-19nanalStamp is now available worldwide
- 08-18Corporate R&D lab notebooks in Korea — how they differ from government-project notebooks
- 08-16Where to get a research-note template — from the official annex form to free downloads
- 08-15How to keep a lab notebook — in the form the regulations recognize
- 08-15One seal, two anchors — why nanalStamp uses RFC 3161 timestamps and Bitcoin together
- 08-14What is nanalStamp? — automatic sealing, Bitcoin anchoring, tamper-proof records
- 08-14What Korean regulations actually require of electronic lab notebooks
- 08-14Proving "we built it first" — prior-use rights and trade-secret originals
- 08-1475 record kits — folder structures and templates, free
- 08-14Introducing the nanalLabs blog
- 08-14Using nanalStamp as a team — structure flows down, management lives on the web
- 08-14Proving it — certificates, public links, offline verification, submission packages
- 08-14Opening past versions, recovering deleted notes — Rewind
- 08-14Free vs. paid — original storage is the dividing line
- 08-14Write, and it seals — the five-minute rhythm
- 08-14Getting started — from sign-up to your first seal
- 08-14Bitcoin anchoring — proof that outlives the company