STM publisher Elsevier, Netherlands, has announced the launch of Methods Navigator, an online research tool that enables life scientists to search, access and apply the right method for their research. Methods Navigator joins Elsevier’s stable of workflow solutions including the BrainNavigator and the Hazmat Navigator.
Utilising sophisticated search and discovery technology, Methods Navigator offers a full range of digital tools that help researchers easily find and use the method or protocol they need for their research, without having to spend time searching in multiple locations. It brings together in a single integrated resource a range of trusted information, among which Methods in Enzymology, Methods in Cell Biology, Methods Navigator Protocol ‘Cookbook’, five methods journals and eleven of the leading life sciences journals including Cell and FEBS.
With access to an extensive library of over 50,000 articles, Methods Navigator claims to offer more methods than any other source with the additional feature of over 120 of the most commonly used protocols, hand selected by Elsevier editors. Offering both free and subscription-based content, this new tool is projected to be useful for researchers working in any biomedical lab, regardless of the particular discipline.
