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Social media, web services and tips for health in MedLib’s Round 1.9 on 2009-12-14
A review of the main reference management softwares on 2009-12-10
Unleash the power of novoseek on 2009-07-28
novo|seek: Interview with Ramón Alonso-Allende | Next Generation Science on 2009-07-17
- tried out novo|seek and wrote a glowing review for AltSearchEngines.
- technology base of novo|seek originated from the National Center of Biotechnology
- 22 more annotations...
- - We saw the potential for text mining as a way to extract the information stored within scientific literature
  - biomedical IT sector for 10 years
  - variety of audiences within the biomedical and medical community
  - make the search more precise by adding the filter “epilepsy” to the current search.
  - advanced users could use the following query
  - librarians are a very important audience for us
  - very useful interactions
  - we have published tutorial videos to explain a particular search
  - We are already sharing it on Slideshare,
  - Ontology refers to a specification of a conceptualization
  - text-mining applications take advantage of a range of domain-independent methods such as part-of-speech (POS) taggers,
  - information extraction
  - name entity recognition
  - knowledge discovery technologies
  - ata mining (sometimes called data or knowledge discovery) is the process of analyzing data from different perspective
  - Conceptual search is defined as the ability to retrieve relevant information without requiring the occurrence of the search terms
  - takes the analysis out of it for users and doesn’t require them to know every single synonym for their search term
  - ets users search more accurately,
  - users leverage Web 3.0 concepts
  - The interface and user experience are also something we are constantly working to improve and optimize for users
  - help the user find relevant information faster through color-coded highlighting
  - We have some functionality that will be ready by the end of July that will let the user save a search, create alerts or tag documents
A day in the life of a genome biologist in the not-too-distant future. - novo|seek on 2009-07-07
- Megalopolis, United States of Western Hemisphere, 18 June 2273
- motor on electric car
- 17 more annotations...
- - mandatory passive restraint devices
  - $255 in five dollar coins to cover daily parking
  - battery cord into recharger built into parking meter
  - 1,459 new messages since last night
  - Microsoft anti-spam program, which automatically deleted 832 of them
  - Students argued that grade of A+++,
  - severely hampered their ability to gain admission to medical school and therefore constituted grievous psychological harm
  - George LMN Bush V,
  - Sequence of gerbil genome, begun at 12 noon, now complete
  - Microsoft Office 2025,
  - crashed after erasing file
  - Bill Gates III first author, as he is on all papers everywhere
  - all journals now accept all papers automatically so paper was immediately accepted by all five
  - Deleted all except offer from ex-Nigerian government official who wants to give me $24 billion in return for promise to think happy thoughts about him
  - Waited 45 minutes for shuttle bus to parking lot
  - hecked latest news on iPhone
  - no progress on ending war in Iraq.
100 Best Science Twitterers | Online Courses on 2009-07-06
twitter & santé [update 18 juin 2009] « biogeekblog on 2009-07-02
Top 20 Websites Every Scientist (or engineer) ought to know | Zangani on 2009-06-29
BioMed Central | Full text | Data publication: towards a database of everything on 2009-06-26
- driven by a revolution in digital technologies that facilitate the acquisition and communication of massive amounts of data
- Data publication has the potential to deliver significant benefits from local to global scales.
- 19 more annotations...
- - my experience with data publication systems has always been a painful affair
  - substantial time investment
  - sometimes involving personal contact with a remote database manager who massages my data into a form such that it can be readily parsed
  - part of normal scientific practice it has to be easy to achieve
  - Data standards
  - well designed interface
  - Make it citable
  - This attracts peer recognition that influences the authors' reputation
  - demonstrate the authors' contribution to science
  - Article citation is the most common metric of peer recognition
  - employment and research opportunities
  - Make it useful
  - annotation of the data
  - semantic enrichments that automatically connect data to other published sources
  - editing
  - manipulation
  - amplified by ingenuity through applications and uses unimagined by the original authors and distant from the original field.
  - New data integration services are already emerging, transforming data discovery on the web from lists of search results into tools that compute answers to structured questions
  - Google Squared [11] and Wolfram Alpha
UK PubMed Central Blog: Nature Publishing Group allows data- and text-mining on self-archived manuscripts on 2009-06-19