Difference between revisions of "Leadership:Publications Database 2007"
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During the last few months we have rolled out a publications database framework, based on infrastructure developed by Kitware. | During the last few months we have rolled out a publications database framework, based on infrastructure developed by Kitware. | ||
| − | The two links above provide you views into this database that are specific to NA-MIC | + | The two links above provide you views into this database that are specific to NA-MIC. |
Highlights: | Highlights: | ||
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*Uploading follows a self-serve model. If you have problems with an upload, our webmaster, Marianna Jakab, marianna at bwh.harvard.edu can help. | *Uploading follows a self-serve model. If you have problems with an upload, our webmaster, Marianna Jakab, marianna at bwh.harvard.edu can help. | ||
*The database can import from medline and export in formats that are compatible with endnote and bibtex. | *The database can import from medline and export in formats that are compatible with endnote and bibtex. | ||
Revision as of 15:41, 1 September 2007
Home < Leadership:Publications Database 2007September 1 2007
During the last few months we have rolled out a publications database framework, based on infrastructure developed by Kitware.
The two links above provide you views into this database that are specific to NA-MIC.
Highlights:
- Uploading follows a self-serve model. If you have problems with an upload, our webmaster, Marianna Jakab, marianna at bwh.harvard.edu can help.
- The database can import from medline and export in formats that are compatible with endnote and bibtex.
- The database is not limited to medline papers but can also accommodate other peer reviewed publications.
- the database can hold files and data (pdf, jpg, gif, png, .tgz, etc.)
- the database holds information about the grants acknowledged by a paper
