| Dear Colleagues,
we are happy to announce the workshop on the drug-centric search engine PubPharm on September 9, at 4 pm CEST.
The freely available search platform PubPharm (www.pubpharm.de) is the central service of the Specialised Information Service (SIS) Pharmacy (in German “Fachinformationsdienst Pharmazie”). Around 37 million Medline (PubMed) publications, further 24 million articles from natural and life science journals, preprints (e.g., from ChemRxiv and bioRxiv), information on clinical studies, subject-specific patents, books (e-books, PhD theses), and conference papers can be searched with a single query. In addition to the classic text-based search function, PubPharm contains a structure search capability and offers innovative AI-based search services. The Drug Overviews tool (https://narrative.pubpharm.de/drug_overview/) provides pharmaceutical-relevant information extracted from up-to-date literature on bioactive substances (e.g., indications, dosage forms, laboratory methods and targets). The Narrative Service (https://narrative.pubpharm.de/) allows precise searches for relevant literature by entering the search query as a subject-predicate-object relationship and thus defining the relationship between the search words.
The SIS Pharmacy is a collaborative project between the University Library Braunschweig and the Institute for Information Systems (IfIS) at Technische Universität Braunschweig. This project is financially supported by the German Research Foundation since 2015.
During the web seminar, the basic functions of PubPharm will be explained using search examples. There will also be a detailed presentation on the Drug Overviews and the Narrative Service.
For more information please visit the EUFEPS Webpage.
You could register for the meeting with the following link: Registration
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| After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
The Pubpharm team is looking forward to welcoming you to the workshop.
With best regards,
Dr. Sandra Häberle, Secretary General |
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