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SciWalker Studio powers new metric to assess life sciences papers
The need for alternative evaluation methods that can effectively assess the completeness, reliability and relevance of scientific papers is a pressing topic within the research community. While scientists commonly employ Impact Factor and H-index as the standard evaluative tools, recent research has revealed limitations to these metrics, including the lack of assessment at journal or…
Read More“An interconnected landscape”: how SciWalker collates information to support chemical innovation.
The shift towards sustainable chemistry has highlighted the relevance of ionic liquids (ILs) as an area of interest. These non-flammable, low-volatility solvents allow precise property optimization to enhance reactions and enable recycling while reducing waste. However, identifying the optimal ion combination involves consolidating knowledge fragments from across multiple documents and fields. This is where a…
Read MoreOC Processor 101: streamlining knowledge management
In 2006, mathematician and data scientist Clive Humby gave a talk at a conference where he reportedly used the phrase “data is the new oil.” Today, over a decade later, the statement holds its ground and is, in fact, more valid than it ever was. Stretching the metaphor of comparing raw data to raw oil…
Read MoreSODIAC free for academic use
The chemistry enabled ontology editor software SODIAC has been released for free academic use. SODIAC may be used to create general ontologies or chemical ontologies and to perform advanced ontology manipulations for very large ontologies with multimillion concepts in the OBO format. For annotating chemistry classes to chemical compounds a ChemAxon JChem Base license is…
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