This document provides an overview of the functionalities available in the Project information page, as seen in the provided screenshot.

- Project Title: At the top of the page, you will find the title of your project. In this case, it is "Neural stem cell differentiation."

- Project ID and Owner: Below the title, you can see the project's unique ID number and the name of the project owner or lead.

- Tags: Tags are used to categorize your project. You can add or remove tags as needed to improve searchability and organization.

- The description section allows you to enter a summary or objective of your project.

The following tabs help you navigate different aspects of your project:

- Progress: This tab shows all the folder structure and experiments within, it allows you to move folders to various states to show if folders were completed and those that are still in progress. It also allows to move of individual experiments by dragging and dropping.

- Attachments: Use this tab to manage files attached to your project.

- Key Papers: This section is for linking important research papers relevant to your project.

- Samples: Here, you can keep track of samples associated with your project.

- Notes: Any notes related to your project can be found under this tab.

- Documents: This tab stores all documents linked to your project.

- Calendar: View project-related events on a calendar.

- Gantt: A Gantt chart for visualizing your project timeline (read more here)

Actions

On the right side, there are options for various actions:

- Click on "New Experiment" to start documenting a new experiment within this project.

- Use "Print" if you need a hard copy of your current view or details.

- The "More" dropdown will provide additional options such as: project export, duplication, project permission settings, sharing, and archiving.

Remember that specific functionalities may vary based on permissions set by your organization's Labguru administrator.