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Karolinska Institutet: Transforming research visibility and accessibility
A globally recognized medical university, has transformed how it manages and shares research information by adopting an integrated solution powered…
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Case studyCatalyzing collaboration: How research information management systems drive academic-industry partnerships
This new whitepaper explores the evolving role of industry partnerships in research institutions and how RIMS help universities and research… -
Case studyUniversity of Toronto: Enhancing research visibility and industry collaboration with public profiles
U of T’s new platform promotes collaboration across disciplines and makes research accessible to industry, media, and academic peers -
Case studyDigital Science and Artificial Intelligence
Digital Science supports your journey towards AI adoption using our technical and analytical capabilities -
Case studyBridging the divides for women and girls in science
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Case studyDigital Science: An experienced partner in AI
Digital Science has developed capabilities in artifical intelligence over the years to develop a range of tools to support researchers… -
Case studyAI at Digital Science
How does Digital Science and it’s portfolio of companies use AI? -
Case studyReflections on the REF 2021
Our new paper explores the role of Symplectic Elements as a Research Information Management System in supporting the REF submissions… -
Case studyNavigating networks of oncology biomarkers
Using large-scale analytics of published literature, biomarkers across six cancer types were successfully characterised -
Case studyTechnology to uncover the academic story
Discover how our tools provide emerging technology for institutional analytics -
Case studyCurious case within preprints: Is the author real?
This article highlights one case of a person acting as a scientist and placing papers on multiple preprint platforms -
Case studyBibliometric analysis & topic modelling
Wine Australia were interested in a bibliometric analysis of the science of wine-making, vineyards, viticulture, and wine grape-growing