Take your searches to the next level with my novoseek

If you are a fellow reader of the blog, or more simply have come once in a while to read us, you must be aware that we are not used to talking about our product on the blog.
However today we feel entitled to make an announcement about novo|seek. Indeed, we have just released new features to the system and we feel the need to share them with you. This new features release is called my novo|seek.

Why « my » you’ll ask ? Simply because now, novoseek takes into account what you are doing when you are using the search engine, thanks to your personal account on novoseek.

Sign up and enjoy your personal space on my novo|seek. You shall enjoy some of the functionalities we have developed for you. What are these new functionalities? They are features you have been asking for since novoseek has been launched and since you have been involved in the development of your new biomedical search engine.

As soon as you are subscribed, you will discover these features :

• Search history
• Save searches and create alerts
• Manage labels
• Manage your account

Users are really enthusiasts regarding these new options as they allow them to go beyond regular searching and make their daily tasks much nicer. Let’s step into each of them to know more about their functionality and their use.

• Search history : no matter what you look for in novoseek, your searches will be marked there. Should you need to retrieve that search where you read that paper, just look for it in your search history.
• Saved searches & alerts : once you are satisfied with a research, you can chose to save it simply by clicking the « save search & create alert » link. Chose the name for saving this search and you are done. Additionnaly, you can set up an alert for this search. Why is this great ? because the alert will let you know when new articles are released in that field.
• My labels : another great option that will allow you to organize one or several set of documents. Imagine that you are working on that research you must prepare for Dr Bradley. Well, you just have to tick the documents you want and apply them the desired label by clicking on « label » and chose one of create a new one.

These are not the only new functionalities you can now enjoy as now you can export citations in the *.RIS format or select articles by publication type.

Signing up is as simple as these 3 steps:

Now, if you want to discover my novo|seek through a tutorial video, watch below:

We recommend you to read:

• Your handy my novoseek guide v1.0
• Data organization and interaction
• What is your path to successful searches in PubMed?
• How to create biomedical gadgets in a few steps
• The importance of context in text disambiguation