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# 5.16.0

### March 22, 2018 - 5.16 - UX Improvements and Bug Fixes

* Features
  * Added a setting to change the number of results shown per page on the biosample and analysis master lists.
  * Updated look of project chooser information in app input form.
* Bugs Fixed
  * Fixed an issue that prevented sharing runs from the Run details page.
  * Fixed an issue with the biosample runs tab not displaying updated FASTQ dataset statuses.
  * Fixed issue with missing Edit button on Libraries tab for some new Prep Tab kits.
  * Fixed an issue that created duplicate library names for the same biosample when separate runs containing the biosample completed at the same time.


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