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SciVerse Hub sciverse

SciVerse Hub www.sciverse.com. 17th March 2011 Lund Online Sandra Grijzenhout, Account Manager. Agenda. What is SciVerse? Why SciVerse and platform launch? SciVerse Solutions What’s the latest and greatest in SciVerse?. Integrated Content & Discovery Tools +

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SciVerse Hub sciverse

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  1. SciVerse Hubwww.sciverse.com 17th March 2011 Lund Online Sandra Grijzenhout, Account Manager

  2. Agenda • What is SciVerse? • Why SciVerse and platform launch? • SciVerse Solutions • What’s the latest and greatest in SciVerse?

  3. Integrated Content & Discovery Tools + Productivity-Enhancing Applications

  4. What’s the difference? Conference Industry bulletins Institutional Websites News

  5. Agenda • What is SciVerse? • Why SciVerse and platform launch? • SciVerse Solutions • What’s the latest and greatest in SciVerse?

  6. The problem isn’t just having too much information… …It’s about accessing the right information in an efficient and effective way

  7. SciVerse empowers the research community to accelerate science by opening ScienceDirect & Scopus content APIs for third-party application development, enabling intelligent search and discovery across integrated content from ScienceDirect, Scopus and the scientific web

  8. Open to accelerate science

  9. SciVerse launch in multiple phases, 2010-11 • Launch of SciVerse Applications Beta • November 2010 • SciVerse Applications Beta available to select customers • February 2011 • SciVerse Applications Beta available all customers • Launch of APIs • August 28, 2010 • Limited API Beta release to Development partners • November 2010 • APIs available to developers • Launch of SciVerse Platform and Hub Beta • August 28, 2010 • ScienceDirect and Scopus updated to the SciVerse platform with increased interoperability • SciVerse Hub Beta and three embedded Applications launched and available to customers at no additional cost

  10. Agenda • What is SciVerse? • Why SciVerse and platform launch? • SciVerse Solutions • What’s the latest and greatest in SciVerse?

  11. SciVerse Solutions • ScienceDirect, Scopus & SciTopics • SciVerse Hub • SciVerse Applications • Developers Home

  12. Dedicated Image Search in SciVerse ScienceDirect

  13. More interoperability: Scopus key author data and citation information directly connected to the ScienceDirect article

  14. Related reference work articles

  15. Scopus Author Evaluator

  16. SciTopics offers distilled, authoritative and up-to-date research summaries on a wide range of scientific topics.

  17. The New SciVerse Hub features one search across a single index of ScienceDirect, Scopus, SciTopics and web content with de-duplicated results

  18. Icons show the source of the search results. SciVerse’ssearch syntax supports Google searches, ScienceDirect and Scopus searches by automatically translating those queries.

  19. At the launch of SciVerse, 3 free Applications were included.

  20. Recently, a Developers Home was added. Here Developers can find information how to build applications.

  21. Application example 1: Methodology section search application for full- text articles

  22. Application example 2: Sentence matching application efficiently assesses search results and displays query words in the full sentences where they appear

  23. Application example 3: Prolific author search application finds the most “prolific authors” publishing articles about search terms, linking into articles by that author within Scopus.

  24. Application example 4: Table Download application allows you to export HTML tables from an article into CSV format, to use the data in Excel or similar software.

  25. Application example 5: eReader format application allows you to convert a ScienceDirect article into ePUB or Mobi e-reader format (used by iPhone, Amazon Kindle, Sony etc.)

  26. Application example 6: applications meant for specific subject fields or specific groups of researchers

  27. Agenda What is SciVerse? Why SciVerse and platform launch? SciVerse Solutions What’s the latest and greatest in SciVerse?

  28. Hub - SearchAssist

  29. Link Text in Articles (SD and Scopus)

  30. Hover Windows (SD, Scopus and Hub)

  31. SciVerse Applications Beta: What’s In the Gallery? My Workflow Search* Quantifind ODiSSea Table Download* RUNNING OUT OF ROOM Prolific Authors* Reflect Network Most Cited* eReader Formats Experts Search Matching Sentences* My Oncology Articles Reflect Chemicals More by These Authors* Methods Search* Reflect Proteins Recommend This! Illinois Catalog Viewer Most Cited & Most Read Apps currently available Mendeley Readers Search Query Translator Apps coming soon Co-Author Visualizer Health Mash * Default app on SD, SC or Hub Data.gov Search NextBio Auto-complete

  32. Customer feedback on SciVerse Applications What they liked: What they would like: “I was able to quickly locate some new things happening in my discipline,and also just outside of my expertise. The app was simple and returned results in no time at all.” Assistant professor, Swinburne Univ. of Technology Australia “Having no control on the filters, I could find only a small fraction of the results of my interest.” Researcher, Italian National Agency for New Technologies, Energy & Sustainable Econ. Development ScienceDirect Top 25 App QuantiFind “Time needed to find new microwave synthesis of some compounds 6-8 hours. After using the application: 30-45 minutes.” Post doctorate researcher, Institute of Chemistry Timisoara of Romanian Academy “I would have used a "filter by topic" (e.g. neuroscience) if available. “ Post doctorate researcher, Weizmann Institute of Science from Israel Methods Search My WorkFlow Search

  33. Customers starting to spread the word...

  34. The Reflect Team – Academic Developers EMBL’s mission: to develop new instruments and methods in the life sciences and to actively engage in technology transfer activities

  35. “For researchers working in the life sciences, as in other areas, a major challenge is sifting through an extraordinary amount of information...”

  36. “Our goal while developing this application was to provide data in a clear and concise way for researchers to quickly understand relationships within an article.” – Dr. Seán O' Donoghue, EMBL

  37. Apps for Rapid Feature Development - Co-Author Visualizer

  38. Responding More Quickly to Customers’ Requests

  39. Online tutorials ScienceDirect:http://www.info.sciverse.com/sciencedirect/using/quickstarttools • Online tutorials Scopus:http://www.info.sciverse.com/scopus/scopus-training/ resourcelibrary/trainingmaterial • User Guide SciVerse Applications:http://www.info.sciverse.com/UserFiles/applications-user-guide.pdf • Elsevier Training Desk:http://trainingdesk.elsevier.com/

  40. Thank You!S.GRIJZENHOUT@ELSEVIER.COM

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