SciVerse Releases
Posted 06 January 2012 by The SciVerse Team
SciVerse presents exciting new features on January 7th, 2012. Read through our blog entries below to learn more about each product!
Hub: dropping its 'beta', SciVerse Hub is now open to researchers worldwide
ScienceDirect: enriched new article and easy ordering of MARC21 records through the Admin Tool
Scopus: new, one-click graphical analysis of your search results
Apps:...
Posted 06 January 2012 by The SciVerse Team
Now everyone can access Hub.
SciVerse Hub is now available not only to SciVerse customers, but also to the general public. With a completely new look and the “Beta” removed, Hub now features a more powerful search across an expanded content set with fine-tuned de-duplication. Greater customization through My Library and Applications offers all users the ability to amplify their...
Posted 08 December 2011 by The SciVerse Team
Important notice emailed to SciVerse customers on 8 December 2011
Some of you have expressed concerns to us about the timing of our upcoming outage (originally scheduled for this Saturday, 10 December 2011) and its impact on end-of-year research, exams, and other activities. As a result, the Elsevier team has decided to postpone our scheduled maintenance until early 2012; we will notify you...
Posted 09 September 2011 by The SciVerse Team
Your search, your way
Through September 2011, Elsevier launched several important enhancements to its SciVerse platform that expand your search options, speed up your research and boost efficiency.
More to discover
• In SciVerse ScienceDirect, users may see up to three related PDF articles based on topic relevance to the PDF article they download.
• In SciVerse Scopus,...
Posted 09 September 2011 by The SciVerse Team
Through September Elsevier launched several enhancements to the SciVerse platform to enable an improved user workflow. Your search, your way is the theme and improvements to Hub functionality aim to give users more control over how they search as well as offer new ways for users to find more relevant results for their research.
What does this mean for SciVerse Hub?
More Intuitive...
