Following are insights provided by our expert panelists when asked, “what were the top three things you were looking for when evaluating a solution to accessing scientific literature?”
This is the second in our series of blog posts on “Automating Information Management and Discovery,” taken from a recent panel discussion around the unique research and information challenges of emerging life science organizations.
In March, 2019, the US Supreme Court released its decision for the purposes of bringing infringement actions before a court – copyright registration of a work is not “complete” until the registration certificate for it comes back from the Copyright Office.
Read cross-functional insights from those working in varying roles within small biotech and life science organizations including compliance, technical writing, training, and information management.
Question Answering (QA) systems represent an evolution of search engines, especially in domains where search intention is not navigational, and users expect to be able to express questions in natural language and obtain answers rather than search results.
A voyage around a page takes us on an engrossing metaphorical journey from the Sea of Syndication to the Lake of Knowledge, passing Woods of Truth and Scholarly Fields – forever, of course.
CCC joins with partners Causaly and Scite for an exclusive panel interview that will feature real-world ways these emerging technologies can benefit information professionals across the healthcare and pharmaceutical industries.
CCC is now offering Copyright Essentials for K-12, a certificate course that provides copyright guidance for K-12 school districts in the U.S., education technology companies, curriculum developers, and custom publishers.