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  Nature review | Genetics

  GoPubmed is mentioned amongst nine web-based applications for information retrieval for biological discovery - Literature mining for the biologist: from information retrieval to biological discovery.

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2011

• "Information professionals feel desperate of one day seeing some pieces of semantic search to be introduced into PubMed. The presentation below covers strengths and flaws of PubMed and presents a selection of the best alternatives available on the market, GoPubMed, PubGet and BibliMed, to name a few."

  How many Medline platforms on the Web? Science Intelligence and InfoPros by Herve Basset (April 29th, 2011)

• "The German Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology (BMWi) announced the 12 winners of the Trusted Cloud research program at the 2011 CeBIT in Hannover. Trusted Cloud fosters the development of secure cloud computing services. A total of 116 proposals were submitted to the 100 Mio Euro program. GeneCloud, a proposal developed by Transinsight, TU Dresden, Antibodies Online, RESprotect, and Qualitype was selected as one of the 12 winners."

  Transinsight wins German Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology award Bio-IT Briefs (March 28th, 2011)

• "Have you read Zhiyong Lu's "PubMed and Beyond: Survey of Web Tools for Searching the Biomedical Literature"? The author describes 28 web tools that support unique searches in PubMed and a website was created that lists all of the currently available tools. Try some of them out! We have highlighted some of the features of GoPubMed and PubGet"

  Research Toolbox: GoPubMed and Pubget Search Tools Center on Media and Child Health, Harvard (March 15th, 2011)

• "Meanwhile, different entities have devoted themselves to developing Web tools for helping users quickly and efficiently search and retrieve relevant publications. These practices, together with maturity in the field of text mining, have led to an increase in the number and quality of various Web tools that provide comparable literature search service to PubMed. In this study, we review 28 such tools, highlight their respective innovations, compare them to the PubMed system and one another, and discuss directions for future development. "

  PubMed and beyond: a survey of web tools for searching biomedical literature by Zhiyong Lu PubMed Central (2011)

2010

• „According to the generated GoPubMed statistics data, the term eHealth is present in more than 90 scientific publications, a two times increase in the last five years.”

  Health Care Technology - your future is goin to be fascinating Trends of eHealth Research Domain (November 19th, 2010)

• „En fin, una herramienta muy útil para todos aquellos que realizan investigación o simplemente para aquellos que consultan Medline con cierta frecuencia, ya que la interface de usuario está muy mejorada y permite muchas más funcionalidades.”

  Blog sobre tecnología y medicina by Alberto Pertusa y Marcial Samper GoPubMed, una alternativa a Medline (November 1st, 2010)

• „This list of top 25 health and medical search engines is perfect for nurses, doctors and other health professionals. ”

  Nursense Top 25 Health and Medical Search Engines (October 31th, 2010)

• „Searching in GoPubMed provides more options for sorting to the searcher than PubMed.”

  Louise M. Darling at Biomedical Library BlogGoPubMed: Provides Additional Sorting Options and Statistics to PubMed Searches (September 16th, 2010)

• „GoPubMed is mostly self-explanatory: I suggest people just wander over and try it out.”

  Grant Jacobs GoPubMed - PubMed browsing using ontologies (September 1st, 2010)

• Tutorial given at the 2010 Semantic Technology Conference in San Francisco, USA, on the 22nd of June, 2010 by Ivan Herman, Semantic Web Activity Lead.

  Ivan Herman, W3C Introduction to Semantic Web Technologies (June 22nd, 2010)

• „GoPubMed is a web service for summarization and exploration of large citation collections that result from a user's PubMed query.”

  biogps, blogspot Spotlight: GoPubMed (May 28th, 2010)

• „...uses both MeSH terms and a gene onthology for increased search possiblities. The results are clustered...”

  Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm GoPubMed, ClusterMed and SLIM (May 18th, 2010)

• „ EL DESARROLLO DE NETVIBES PARA LA INTEGRACION DE INFORMACIÓN EN CIENCIAS DE LA SALUD: El proyecto Medical Information Library and Knowledge (MILK)”

  SEDIC: Asociación Española de Documentación e Información SEDIC (May 6th, 2010)

• „ Categories allow to bring order to a collection of documents within predefined contexts”

  Semantic Web Company Auf der Suche nach der besseren Suche. Wie semantische Suche und Semantic Web unsere Arbeitsweisen verändert. (April 22th, 2010)

• „ Eine besonders engmaschige Suche nach Inhalten aus der Medizin ermöglicht die englischsprachige Seite gopubmed.org. Sie liefert laut Wolfgang Sander-Beuermann, Leiter des Suchmaschinenlabors an der Leibniz Universität Hannover, durchaus Ergebnisse, die man sonst nirgendwo sonst findet. ”

  Spezielle Suchmaschinen: Höhere Trefferquoten möglich / Gezielte Recherche im Netz
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  sueddeutsche.de
  rhein-zeitung.de
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  (April 21th, 2010; 04 May, 2010)

• „ Now, if GoPubMed (free) did LinkOut and/or made PDF retrieval as easy as PubGet (free) does and marketed it well...that could threaten to make PubMed irrelevant. ”

  davidrothman.net 3rd Party PubMed/MEDLINE Tools (March 20th, 2010)

• „ I think Stevan is on the right track in his comment above, suggesting better customizable search engines for research literature. Start with something like GoPubMed, which is a tremendously useful tool already. You'd have the already built-in filters of who, what, where and when. Then each user could select the specific metrics that they think are important, citation, journal, impact factor, links, blog coverage, user ratings, whatever. I'm sure we could argue all day about what metrics are best-suited, so why not include a suite and let the individual user decide? ”

  The scholary kitchen - David Crotty How Networked Information Changes the Filter Metaphor for Journals (February 2nd, 2010)

• „ So bietet GoPubmed (www.gopubmed.org) als wissensbasierte, anwenderfreundliche Suchmaschine für biomedizinische Texte praktische Nutzungshilfen, um noch schneller Relevantes zu finden. ”

  Deutsches Ärzteblatt 2010; 107(15): [14] Webrecherche für den Arzt/die Ärztin: Google allein macht nicht glücklich (January, 2010)

• „ GoPubMed provides additional information on your search topic as well, including top authors (who's doing the research) and top journals (who's publishing the research). There's even a network of top authors, so you can see how they collaborate on your search topic. Author network for genetic predisposition to alcoholism. Philanthropologist might recognize a name toward the top of that network. A useful tool for finding potential collaborators. ”

  Freethinker's Asylum, Mining Scientific Literature 2010 Scientic Literature Mining Services (January, 2010)

• „ 20 000 unique users are visiting each day a free knowledge-based search engine named GoPubMed, on which biomedical texts and details of experts of the biomedical field can be found. ”

  GoPubMed turns a dull search engine into a brainiac English at epractice.eu, or at egovmonitor.com, German, French (January, 2010)

• „ GoPubMed is an innovative, powerful search tool that combines the MeSH (Medical Subject Headings) and GO (Gene Ontology) terminologies to optimize the effectiveness of queries to PubMed - for everyone... ”

  HAM-TMC Library 2010'cell biology' Databases (2010)

2009

• „ Another thing that stood out to me - and I could be quite wrong in this interpretation, given that this was very much a research conference - was the fact that there were many proof-of-principle applications and demonstrators on show, but very few production systems, that made use of semantic technologies at scale. A notable exception to this was the GoPubMed (and related) system demonstrated by Michael Schroeder, who showed how sophisticated text mining can be used not only to find links between seemingly unrelated concepts in the literature, but can also assist in ontology creation and the prediction of drug-target interactions.”

  Semantic Web Tools and Applications for Life Sciences 2009 - A Personal Summary by nicoadams Semantic Science (November, 2009)

• „ GoPubMed bietet eine zukunftsorientierte Oberfläche für die Suche in Medline mit völlig neuem Design, Struktur und Konzept ”

  Careum Explorer Stiftung Careum (October, 2009)

• „ THREE "THIRD PARTY" SEARCH ENGINES ORGANIZE PUBMED RESULTS IN NEW WAYS ”

  THE APPENDIX - Official Organ of the Health Sciences Library of the University of Colorado Denver (October, 2009)

• „ An age old question ... worth a shot on the medical and research based EBM search engines to see if anybody has an idea ... Firstly I searched GoPubMed.Org for 'Geographical interest' pertaining to 'What Women Want?'... Next I turned to WolframAlpha - the newest and most ingenious of search engines. Surely this could help? ”

  What do women want? Life in the Fast Lane (1. October, 2009)

• „ Are you searching for authoritative answers to medical questions online? In 2004, Chris Sherman at Search Engine Watch warned readers about the difficulties of obtaining accurate and credible health information online. Does this problem still exist? Or, have medical search engines become more user-friendly and accurate? ... Gopubmed: a medical search engine that won a design award for the "best of the best" of 2009 for its semantic filters. ”

  Top 25 Health & Medical Search Engines Health Nation (16. September, 2009)

• „ GoPubmed is included in Lecture "Information in Molecular Biology and how to deal with it. Computing for Comparative Microbial Genomics" ”

  University of Minnesota Biochemistry Courses (15. September, 2009)

• „ GoPubMed, an innovative interface to PubMed created by Transinsight from Dresden, Germany, has recently won the coveted best of the best red dot award for communication design. The online application provides powerful sorting features to organize the information and dig through the mass of information on PubMed. ”

  GoPubMed Version 4 Wins Design Award MedGadget (10. September, 2009)

• „ The Sealife project spin-off Transinsight joins an elite class of finalist in the coveted "red dot" awards for its work on the GoPubmed.com semantic search engine for the life sciences. ”

  'Red dot' nod for GoPubMed.com semantic browser eHealth - Information Society and Media Directorale-General (03. September, 2009)

• „ GoPubMed is a free biomedical literature search tool that expands on PubMed search results through ontology and categorization rather than chronology. ”

  Health Sciences Library System - Serving the University of Pittsburgh and UPMC HSLS Update (August, 2009)

• „ Nursing is a complex subject. Everyday ailments and injuries number into the thousands and patients are stressful to handle. With a little help from online libraries, nurses can find the professional help the need quickly and with little hassle. Here are the best online libraries for nurses and nursing students... GoPubMed: A comprehensive, all-in-one database, search engine and library of medical data and information, GoPubMed is one of the Internet's best and least known health sites for professionals or regular people. ”

  100 Useful Online Libraries for Nurses and Nursing Students Nursing Schools.net (26. August, 2009)

• „ What's more, recognition by red dot through this award is confirmation of Transinsight's ability to develop user-friendly graphical interfaces and tools that hide the complexity of information-heavy tasks and help life scientists and people in general make critical decisions. ”

  'Red dot' nod for GoPubMed.com semantic browser Cordis, ICT Results (18. August, 2009)

• „ Dresden, Germany Transinsight's GoPubMed, the semantic search engine for the life sciences, has been recognized with the 2009 red dot: best of the best award for design - graphical user interfaces and interactive tool. ”

  GoPubMed wins "best of the best" award for excellence, by Charles Knight (14. August, 2009)

• „ Well done on GoPubMed. It has brought the PubMed interface into the 21st century! ”

  Dean Jenkins about GoPubMed Director BMJ OnExamination, Editor BMJ Case Reports, Consultant Physician (13. August, 2009)

• „ ... some of the semantic search players: Powerset, Hakia, TrueKnowledge, Headup, Transinsight, Lexee ... ”

  Find What I Mean, Not What I Type by Chris Sherman (August, 2009)

• „ We have already seen the merits of enhancing a simple text search with a subject heading search in PubMed. But what about doing the same thing with Gene Ontology (GO)? That is the special feature of the GoPubMed server. GoPubMed takes your query and not only returns the PubMed hits but organises them according to their GO entries. This makes the process of drilling down to the subject of interest simply a matter of selecting terms in the GO tree for inclusion or exclusion and the server updates the search query automatically. On the same website there is also GoWeb, which does the same thing for the whole web, as well as GoGene, although GoGene is for subscribers only. ”

  The Art of Literature Search, Lab Times 4-2009 by Steven D. Buckingham Lab Times (August, 2009)

• „ Once you've exhausted the possibilities of general search engines, you can move on to academic search sites. These sites range from those that are specific to one subject, such as gopubmed.org... ”

  Get a head start at University by Karl Wright Computer Shopper, the website for expert reviews (3rd July, 2009)

• „ I love this search engine. Iteration is simple, effective and dynamic. From the 3 million plus authors and the 15 million plus articles within PubMed this engine gives the most time-effective result return. To 'drill' deeper within the data-set is highly productive and the relevance of query return of a very high quality indeed. ”

  Medical Search for Physicians (16 June, 2009)

• „ In addition, the following journals regularly contain articles relevant to emergency medicine, and should be used as a resource for the most recent knowledge in the medical literature. The best way to search the online resources is through GoPubMed.org. ”

  Life in the Fast Lane by sandnsurf (26 May, 2009)

• „ Bei den Anwendungen sehen wir gerade einen grossen Hype um Suchmaschinen, etwa den Superhype um Wolfram Alpha, die stark mit semantischen Technologien arbeiten und Fragen beantworten können wie "Was ist die Entfernung vom Mond zur Erde?", oder GoPubMed, wo man nach medizinischer Information suchen kann. GoPubMed kommt auch ohne Hype aus, die machen einfach ein gutes Produkt. ”

  Leo Sauermann von DFKI GmbH Knowledge Management Lab auf der Webinale 2009 in Berlin by Sian-Ru Lai Sian-Ru Lai's Blog (26 May, 2009)

• „ ... A related approach to showing context within documents is the GoPubmed system, which ... ”

  Information Retrieval: A Health and Biomedical Perspective, 3rd ed., 2009, XVIII by Willian Hersh, M.D. 2009, Springer (May, 2009)

• „ ... compares our solution with GoPubMed, which is arguably the most popular ontology-based literature search program in the biomedical field.”

  Open Biomedical Ontology-based Medline exploration by Weijian Xuan et. al. BMC Bioinformatics 2009, 10(Suppl 5):S6 (6 May, 2009)

• „ There is some progress in the direction of using named entity extraction as metadata already. For example, the pubmed interface gopubmed
• „ ... La velocidad de recuperación es uno los beneficios significativos de este sistema. Una plataforma de análisis bibliométrico proporciona estadísticas sobre la literatura biomédica tomando en cuenta todos los datos: autor, revistas, localizaciones e instituciones, listas desde redes de autores e información geográfica, así como el desarrollo de un tópico en el tiempo. Esta información integrada permite a los usuarios entender rápidamente y mejor el tema, así como detectar conocimiento nuevo.”

  Curso: Descripción e Intercambio de Información en la Web Semántica: GoPubMed, Programa de Doctorado Iberoamericano en Bibliotecología y Documentación por Grisel Zacca Gonzalez Universidad Virtual de Salud Cuba (April, 2009)

• „ This is a sort of follow on to a number of my past blog posts on open science, data sharing and web 2.0 as I thought it was a good example of how all these areas feed into each other and can benefit researchers. It also relates to a personal frustration, of looking for a specific antibody/protein/receptor only to find out I have been using the wrong name to find it. Antibodies play an important role in modern pharmaceutical research but often it is difficult to find out useful information about them as the gene and proteins names do not have a standard nomenclature. ”

  A new search engine for researchers: having trouble looking for that antibody? by Branwen Hide Research Information Network (RIN) (14 April, 2009)

• „ In the time of semantic web, people are no longer satisfied with just finding something. You need a 'librarian' who can help you to organize what you try to find. Such as, Categorizing journal papers in some well-established topics, the authors who are usually the expert in this field, and Journals which usually cover the cutting-edge research about this problem... The SCITopia is right choice for physicists ... GoPubMed is the right choice for biologists.”

  Two academic semantic search engines in post-Google era by Joseph Zhou fav.or.it (16 March, 2009)

• „ I prefer GoPubmed because it returns similar results to Pubmed and because the interface invites exploration and discovery. It supports really working with the results and remixing them using the left what, who where and when tabs. As far as the quality of search function and semantic searching ability, I am not qualified to comment. For me, it will have to be "I know it when I see it" and I like what I see from GoPubMed.”

  Brief Interlude about Learn to Live; a librarian explores health literacy, patient education and consumer health issues by Pilgrimtinker (9 March, 2009)

• „ What does it do that makes it stand out? I like the emphasis on "hot topics" which show top authors, journals, cities and countries active in researching and publishing in the area of my search terms. To see them, click on the statistics tab. This is a garden of Eden for the curious and quite valuable for those who need to connect with others doing similar research.”

  GoPubmed search review about Learn to Live; a librarian explores health literacy, patient education and consumer health issues by Pilgrimtinker by Pilgrimtinker (2 March, 2009)

• „ The developers of worthy services such as ReleMed, GoPubMed, and many others with no venture capital but only their own money, time, talent, brains, and labor of love can feel pride. The Cuil people can sing "Money can't buy me love" where "love" is replaced by "popularity". ”

  ReleMed, GoPubMed, and Cuil by Pèter Jacsó, University of Hawaii ONLINE, Exploring Technology & Resources for Information Professionals, Volume 33, Number 1, pèter's picks&pans (January/February, 2009)

• „ Although I would say that social networking approaches can make searching vastly easier, with GoPubMed (http://www.gopubmed.org) as an example, with their curated hierarchy. ”

  Could this be the Science Social Networking killer app? by David Crotty Synthesis. A synthesis of ideas about open science and social technology by William Gunn." (19 February, 2009)

• „ For medical librarians searching is an important facet of their job. There are different sources to search, including "the World Wide Web" and bibliographic databases like PubMed... GoPubMed ranks 2 in the list .. ”

  Laika's MedLibLog by Laika Spoetnik (Jacqueline) MedLib's Round, a blog carnival of the "best blog posts in the field of medical librarianship" (13 February, 2009)

• „ Este buscador posibilita una rápida y fructífera exploración bibliográfica de la base de datos PubMed ... ”

  Se ha anunciado el lanzamiento de una nueva versión de GoPubMed by Jose Luis Fernández Vigilancia Biotecnológica (11 February, 2009)

2008

• „ Needing to find answers to clinical questions, guidelines, images to demonstrate signs and recent references here is my list of the best Health Search Engines for 2008 ... ”

  Top Bedside Health Search Engines 2008 by sandnsurf (30 December, 2008)

• „ This is an exciting time in medical search. I hardly have time to write up these products because I spend so much time playing with them for fun and using them in deadly serious ways to educate myself on grim subjects. ”

  The one where Hope revisits GoPubMed (24 December, 2008)

• „ Classically physicians search the web for medical information using locally hosted library sites, PubMed, MedLinePlus, MD Consult or a generic search engine such as Google. However, with the development of ontological and semantic data tagging, deeper and more complex interrogation of the wealth of defined medical knowledge is possible...One of the best examples of fully functional medicine 2.0 semantic search is GoPubMed.org. ”

  The times they are a changing by sandnsurf (5 December, 2008)

• „ The semantic web has been touted as the next great frontier on the Internet. Teaching computers to understand how the human brain categorizes and thinks is at the heart of this concept and promises to open the doors to easier and more efficient access to information on the Internet. For educators, this means that information available to students is of a higher caliber than what is sometimes available with traditional web applications. While this field is just starting to grow, there are several applications available right now of which educators can take advantage. From web browsing to research to blogging to collaboration, these apps will provide a taste of what may be on the horizon with the semantic web in education. ”

  50 Awesome Semantic Apps for Educators by Alisa Miller MatchACollege.com

• „ Give me a ‘G’, give me an ‘O’, give me a ‘PubMed’ too. Roll it all together. Make something new. GoPubMed, GoPubMed, GoPubMeddddddddd. OK, the spirit moved me, which may be what also happened when the designers of this site came up with the idea for it. Simply put, GoPubMed takes input, makes PubMed inquiries, and then sorts the results. It may sound trivial, but it's not. I used my name ‘Ahern’ as a search term and quickly retrieved over 900 hits. Making sense of those hits was made easier by the fact that a panel on the left side organized the results according to topic, author name, journal published, and time of publication. If I wanted to bring up all of the hits for M. Ahern, it was a simple click. Similarly, getting a list of all articles in 2003 was another click. This is one of the best ways I've seen to wade through the sometimes massive results of a PubMed search. ”

  GEN, Best of the Web by Dr. Kevin Ahern (15 November, 2008)

• „ New sites are beginning to exploit this by using Web 2.0 technology to reveal collaboration networks and expert opinion, for example Gopubmed, Connotea, Community of Science and Faculty of 1000 Biology. Web communities have also been established to address specific scientific topics (such as chemistry). ”

  Drug discovery in the era of Facebook - new tools for scientific networking - Drug Discovery Today, Volume 13, Numbers 19/20, October 2008 by David S. Bailey and Edward D. Zanders; BioVillage Ltd, St John's Innovation Centre, UKe-Networking and Drug Discovery (November, 2008)

• „ Wenn man z. B. wissen will, welche Adresse ein Restaurant hat, werden nach wie vor Suchtechnologien á la Google die kosteneffizientesten Services ermöglichen. Spannender wird's dann schon in komplexeren Wissensgebieten wie z. B. den Lebenswissenschaften. Hier zeigen spezielle, ontologie-gestültzte Suchmaschinen wie GoPubMed, wohin die Reise geht. ”

  Interview mit Semantic Web Spezialist Andreas Blumauer, Geschäftsführer der Semantic Web Company (24 October, 2008)

• „ So the question you should be answering is what tools can save me time and effort, rather than what extra work do you want me to do. Really useful tools like GoPubMed should be highlighted, rather than weak efforts to become ‘Myspace for scientists’. ”

  Confessions of a Science Librarian by David Crotty (20 October, 2008)

• „ This sounds simple- and it is -but the ability to easily narrow your search results allows you to get to the relevant information more quickly, and with so many ways to view your results you can be alerted to publications that you might not have come across otherwise. This is the main feature of GoPubmed but by no means the only one. There are a whole load of nifty little features to explore and try out. ”

  Nick Oswald and Dan Rhoads on Bitesize Bio: Go PubMed ! (2 October, 2008)

• „ I love this search engine. Iteration is simple, effective and dynamic. From the 3 million plus authors and the 15 million plus articles within PubMed this engine gives the most time-effective result return. To 'drill' deeper within the data-set is highly productive and the relevance of query return of a very high quality indeed. ”

  sandnsurf on Life in the Fast Lane: Go PubMed - journal search with wings (25 September, 2008)

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  „ GoPubMed is an amazing piece of search architecture...I love this search engine. Iteration is simple, effective and dynamic. From the 3 million plus authors and the 15 million plus articles within PubMed this engine gives the most time-effective result return. To ‘drill’ deeper within the data-set is highly productive and the relevance of query return of a very high quality indeed. ”

  sandnsurf on The 28-Hour-Day diet: Go PubMed Go (17 September, 2008)

• „ I am interested in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis so tried, ‘Find Experts.’ But I ended up with a definition of the illness, not a list of experts. This is where the tool GoPubMed.org shows how that feature is done right. It is very easy in GoPubMed.org to determine within seconds who the top authors are for a given condition. BioMedExperts has great potential in this area, but I needed quick results or, failing that, my beloved screencast to show me what I was doing wrong... ”

  Hope Leman on AltSearchEngines: Life sciences + social networks = BioMedExperts (10 September, 2008)

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  „ Con esta herramienta de búsqueda sobre la base de datos de PubMed se puede ahorrar tiempo y esfuerzo a la hora de recuperar artículos relacionados sobre un tema. ”

  María García-Puente Sánchez on El Blog de la Biblioteca Virtual del Hospital de Torrevieja: GoPubMed - facilitando las búsquedas (3 September, 2008)

• „ What I would really like to see here is a way of pivoting my view of the literature around a specific item. ”

  Cameron Neylon on Science in the open: How to make Connotea a killer app for scientists (19 August, 2008)

• „ GoPubMed from Transinsight has inspired us because its interface really stands out from the multitude of scientific information systems. For us it's the perfect example of combining complex searches with a first class, easy-to-use interface. Despite comprehensive search possibilities Transinsight has managed to develop a user interface with meaningful Web technologies such as Ajax which not only provide a common base but also make it simple and user-friendly. ”

  Malte Dreyer, Head of Research and Development, Max Planck Digital Library (30 July, 2008)

• „ GoPubMed von Transinsight hat uns inspiriert, weil sein Interface aus der Masse an wissenschaftlichen Informationssystemen herausragt. Seine gelungene Verbindung zwischen komplexer Suche und einfachem, hochwertigem Interface ist für uns beispielhaft. Trotz der umfassenden Suchmöglichkeiten hat man es geschafft, mit sinnvoll eingesetzten Web-Technologien wie Ajax eine Benutzeroberfläche zu entwickeln, die sich auf einen einfachen Nenner bringen lässt und nebenbei auch noch freundlich und leicht wirkt. ”

  Malte Dreyer, Head of Research and Development, Max Planck Digital Library (30 July, 2008)

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  „ The authors suggest the use of PubMed, Scopus, Google Scholar and HighWire Press - for better coverage, and GoPubMed - to view the hits categorized based on the MeSH and gene ontology terms. ”

  Nature Precedings How do you choose your literature search tool(s)?(24 July, 2008)

• „ I am surgical resident at the University Clinic of Mannheim, Germany. I just discovered your machine and I am delighted! ”

  Florian Herrle (21 July, 2008)

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  BeWell@Stanford, an online community that aims to promote healthy living among the school's 30,000 students, faculty, and Stanford University staff.

  BeWell@Stanford in a 360° view of Gopubmed (10 July, 2008)

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  „ Hot spots of intelligent search portals exist that utilize burgeoning forms of semantic technology - including Healia.com for consumer health and Gopubmed.com for biomedical research. By offering a superior means of filtering vast arrays of information compared to their traditional counterparts, these websites present a glimpse of what the Semantic Web might offer. ”

  Medical News Today in E-Health 3.0: How Can The Semantic Web Change The World Of Internet Health Information? (13 June, 2008)

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  „ I like the design of the application, it feels very web 2.0. It takes some time to get used to it, but after a short learning period you start to enjoy it. This feeling is even more reinforced when you get good search results and ideas how to use it creatively start popping to your mind. ”

  Ivor Kovic, M.D. on GoPubMed (8 June, 2008)

   
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  „ Im Jahr 2007 hat das Bundesinstitut für Risikobewertung (BfR) Fördermittel in Höhe von 400.000 Euro für wissenschaftliche Erarbeitungen von Tierversuchsersatzmethoden bereitgestellt. Insgesamt 11 Anträge haben im Begutachtungsverfahren die erforderliche Priorität für eine Förderung erreicht. ”

  süddeutsche: Weltweit erste wissensbasierte Suchmaschine für alternativmethoden zu Tierversuchen ist online (26 May, 2008)

   
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  David Crotty, the Executive Editor of CSH Protocols on Web 2.0 for Biologists - Are any of the current tools worth using?

• „[...] One good example that already exists is GoPubMed, which combines PubMed searching with a folksonomy to streamline the process [...]”

  David Crotty on Web 2.0 for Scientists: Where are the Applications?

• „ During my PhD work one of my colleagues, Dimitra Alexopoulou from TU-Dresden Biotechnology Centre, helped me sort topics of related scientific papers in a novel semantic way. She introduced me to www.GoPubMed.org. Unlike other sites, which depend on some invisible ranking algorithms, GoPubMed allows for the controlling of search results. I should say that I found a fantastic semantic search platform for reducing search time dramatically! ”

  Senem Simsek on ESTOOLS newsletter, issue 2 May 2008 (2 May, 2008)

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  „ Playing around with gopubmed for the first time (I know, I know!) today. I put in my favorite search term, „gastroesophageal reflux” and waited to see what happened. A lot of resulting information was displayed, looking not like any search result screen I've ever seen. On the screen are the top authors on the topic, top journals, publications on the topic over time, author collaboration network and a world map. It's metadata heaven! The best part for me is the mesh root paths, showing all the trees in which my search term shows up, and at what level. If I were just beginning a search and wasn't sure I had exactly the right keyword, the root paths would be enormously helpful. I'm going to keep playing with this and see where it leads.
  
  Does anybody consistently use gopubmed.org instead of www.pubmed.gov? leave a comment if so and tell me why. ”

  Marie Kennedy on Organization Monkey: GoPubMed (14 May, 2008)

• ... What's interesting is that those two trends are crossing over, with semantic health search engines beginning to make an impact ...

  Using Semantic Search to Cure Disease, Prevent Animal Testing by Richard MacManusReadWriteWeb (9 April, 2008)

• „ During my PhD work one of my colleagues, Dimitra Alexopoulou from TU-Dresden Biotechnology Centre, helped me sort topics of related scientific papers in a novel semantic way. She introduced me to www.GoPubMed.org. Unlike other sites, which depend on some invisible ranking algorithms, GoPubMed allows for the controlling of search results. I should say that I found a fantastic semantic search platform for reducing search time dramatically! ”

  Senem Simsek on ESTOOLS newsletter, issue 2 May 2008 (2 May 2008)

• „Excellent Scientific Search Engine !!! Thanks.”

  Julio Rosenstock, M.D. Dallas Diabetes and Endocrine Center

• „Thank you for this great tool. It has become my choice for literature retrieval.”

  Jan Aerts - Roslin Institute, Edinburgh

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  „J'imagine cette interface adaptée à un catalogue de bibliothèque...”

  Jean-Charles Houpier on JC | Blog (14 March 2008)

   
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  GoPubMed auf Flickr Fotos von Peter Morville (6 March 2008)

• „Congratulations for offering this valuable analyzing system. The most important problem of this system is that it misses papers indexed in Toxnet and Toxline, two important and valuable databases of Pubmed ... Good luck!”

  Mohammad Abdollahi, Iranian Society of Toxicology

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  „A visually enticing and very cool Web 2.0 application that enhances PubMed searching. Would you be interested in a web resource that harnesses the full power of PubMed but arranges and guides your search in some unusually helpful ways, something that gives searching a new pulse?”

  University of Manitoba, Canada

   
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  Alternative interface of the PubMed Hematopoiesis - Blood Stem Cell & Lineages (5 March 2008)

• „Congratulations. This looks 'wunderbarisch'.”

  Murray Finkelstein, Health Studies Service, Ontario Ministry of Labour, Toronto, Canada

• Semantic thoughts bbgm (4 March 2008)

• Gopubmed.org: il motore di ricerca 2.0 che "pensa" B&G Comunicazion (29 February 2008)

• e-Second Opinions: 100 Search Engines and Tools for Medical Self-Diagnosis NOEDb Nursing Online Education Database (26 February 2008)

• headlines: URIs can be ambigous - democracy prevails! semantic weltbild 2.0 (28 February 2008)

• Another 10 great Web 2.0 tools for Diagnostic Imaging Professionals Indulge in the fascinating world of Radiology and Nuclear Medicine (9 February 2008)

• New Interface for PubMed Science at UCD Library Dublin, Ireland (1 February 2008)

• pubmed + folksonomy = gopubmed biogeekblog (1 February 2008)

• Recherche de littérature avec GoPubMedRECPUS (27 January 2008)

• GoPubMed paves the way for a migration from web to semantic web.

  Meetscience connecting knowledge! (13 January, 2008)

• GoPubMed an interesting use of facets based on an ontology. infoneed (9 January 2008)

• „If all interfaces to biomedical databases were as good as this, we'd all be happier and more productive.”

  nsaunders (7 January 2008)

• GoPubMed, nouvel outil de scientométrie NET - Suivi Laboratoire

• GoPubMed Peanutbutter (6 January 2008)

2007

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  „ GoPubMed is on the leading edge of accessible search tools for life sciences and biomedical work groups. Many corporations already possess robust semantic middleware behind closed doors. GoPubMed attempts to give users a variety of data formats. Might we see these same components slightly renovated for other types of semantic tools? Could it be that we may see the semantic web and natural language search grow more rapidly when the medical and corporate demands (knowledge ‘needers‘) lead the way? ”

  jrotman on The Next big ... (18 October 2007)

• „When I took a look at GoPubMed.org, my first reaction was “Wow“! Transinsight tells you what happens when you mix PubMed with semantic web.”

  ScienceRoll Posted by Bertalan Meskó

• gopubmed: bringing pubmed and the semantic web together bbgm

• GoPubMed met à jour les réseaux sociaux de Medline. Blogue CISMeF

• GoPubMed, pour suivre l'état de la recherche sur le bégaiement. Parole de bègues

• „I played around a little bit and think it is really functional and fancy.”

  konrad's considerations

• New research tool: Competitive & Technical Intelligence Toolbox

• GoPubMed What, Who, Where and When Dr. Shock MD PhD (15 October 2007)

• PubMed in a Web2.0 dress, Gopubmed Dr. Shock MD PhD (28 August 2007)

• The name inspector - How names mean: Metaphors for web search (20 August 2007)

• PsychSplash: GoPubMed (12 August 2007)

• GoPubMed Alusión...Llamada Virtual (9 August 2007)

• 32% not ”Made in the USA” by AltSearchEngines (6 August 2007)

• GoPubMed GO! David Rothman (18 July 2007)

• MeshPubMed David Rothman (13 March 2007)

• „When I used for this for a few searches I found the results more useful and exactly what I was looking for and I am looking to use this more often. Seems like a good idea!!”

  Sumer Sethi, Delhi, India on his blog

• „Congratulations, you have a beautiful and very useful page.”

  Diego Rosselli, Bogota, Columbia

• „Excelent”

  Dr. Arin Basu, University of California at Berkely, USA

• „Scientists need a solution to literature navigation not a learning curve. GoPubMed makes it simpler to find papers that I want to read.”

  Dr. Christopher Baker, Institute For Infocomm Research, Singapore

• „GoPubMed is ingenious”

  Dr. Urban Liebel, KIT Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, ITG - Institute of Toxicology and Genetics

• „Congratulations to a neat ontology-based search service!”

  Dr. Otto Ritter, AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals, Boston, USA

• „Great tool for fast and structured literature search. Makes the most out of PubMed.”

  Dr. Friedrich Lottspeich, Max-Planck-Institut für Biochemie - Proteinanalytik

• „GoPubMed is fantastic the way it is - no doubt. Eg. I like the 'related categories' option or the possibility to add my own 'ontologies' - both are absolutely fantastic features complementing the basic features.”

  Thomas Gutjahr, Scientific Information Manager at Actelion Pharmaceuticals Ltd

• „GoPubMed is very impressive and I can see great potential to our Biomedical researchers as well as clinicians.”

  Ann Hulton, Emory University Head, Systems & media Services.

• „... interesting tool”

  Soaring Bear, Ph.D. Pharmacology

• „Love this portal to PubMed.”

  Scott VanCompernolle

• „Fantastic site. You have done an outstanding job. I will teach my residents about this tomorrow.”

  Jim Mankin MD, Trauma Surgeon

• „What a great site! I work in Library search and I am full of admiration.”

  John Hardy

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  „ Here's an interesting new search engine that integrates gene ontology (Go) with PubMed and MESH terms. More of us might be looking into genetic research, so it's a good resource to know about. I really liked the left sidebar with MESH terms so that you can filter your results. I was able to type in ‘costeosarcoma’ (19,707 citations), then go to the MESH hierarchy and click on organism, and then dog. That brought up 17 recent articles about osteosarcoma in dogs. If you're not sure of a key word, this is a great way to browse. ”

  Allison Zwingenberger on her blog

• „Just a comment that I feel I need to give: I ”LOVE” the site, the idea, and the implementation. It's now my new favourite scientific search site.”

  JP, anonymous internet user from Canada

• „At the EGM meeting in Capri in April 2007, Transinsight demonstrated a new knowledge-based search system. Transinsight's knowledge-based search technology is a major step towards intelligent searching which can dramatically reduce the time and effort needed to find desired literature. Knowledge-intense domains like oil and gas exploration can greatly benefit from this system. I see this as a very promising tool and will advise to our IT department to evaluate Transinsight's search technology. A possible test could be related to global exploration literature.”

  Dr. Christine Fichtler, Statoil

• „GoPubMed helps Unilever quickly screen the vast literature for hidden gems and discover trends in science.”

  Dr. Cecilia Eyre, Unilever

• „Elsevier is excited to explore the semantic frontier with our development partner Transinsight. With our content and their technology, we believe we can work to create a next-generation knowledge tool to support our editorial staff and benefit our users.”

  Dr. Anita de Waard, Elsevier

• „TU Dresden has supported quite a number of successful spin-offs, which turn university know-how into products. Each new spin-off continues to please administrators and scientists alike. Good luck Transinsight.”

  Hannes Lehmann, Head of Research Grants and Technology Transfer, TU Dresden

• „Das Wissenschaftsministerium sieht es mit großer Freude, wenn unterstützende Maßnahmen zur Firmengründung junger High-Tech Unternehmen in Dresden führen. Im Fall der Transinsight GmbH und ihrer grundlegend neuen wissensbasierten Suchtechnologien, sehen wir ein Unternehmen am Start, welches erhebliches wirtschaftliches Potential hat, welches letztendlich auf fundiertes wissenschaftliche Arbeiten zurückzuführen ist.”

  Dr.-Ing. G. Uhlmann, Referatsleiter im Sächsischen Staatsministerium für Wissenschaft und Kunst

• „From the first moment on, I was convinced that Transinsight's idea would be successful. As the leader of large administration, I know how important and difficult it is to turn in-house documents into knowledge.”

  Dr. Reinhard Behrens, private investor

• „The High-tech Gründer Fonds and its reviewers consider Transinsight's and TU Dresden's novel search technologies scientifically ground-breaking and economically very promising. Congratulations on a consistent and promising business plan.”

  Esko Stahl, Senior Investment Manager, High-Tech Gründerfonds

• „Transinsight takes Google's idea of ranking pages according to their link structure to the next level. It does so by linking pages to background knowledge relevant to the life sciences and by structuring the results in a unique way. Thanks to Transinsight, searching is sorted.”

  Mark Miller, Managing Partner CatCap GmbH

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  What is GoPubMed?

  Stanford School of Medicine on FAQ

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  Links to Bioinformatic Sites

  Harvester crawls and crosslinks Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

• Books including GoPubMed's semantic search

  Amazon

• PubMed Central articles including GoPubMed, Go3R, GoGene, GoWeb semantic search

  PubMed Central

• Google Scholar articles including Transinsinght Technologies

  Google Scholar