F1000Workspace, a platform that enables scientists to collect, write and discuss scientific literature, has added an innovative new piece of software to its portfolio to help scientists write papers and grants more efficiently.
Scientists can now install F1000Workspace in a Google Doc as an Add-on. This new software enables researchers to readily browse and add citations from their F1000Workspace reference library. They can also search, browse and then insert citations directly from PubMed, and insert relevant papers that have been recommended on F1000Prime.
The new software has some exclusive features that set it apart from its competitors. For instance, it enables scientists to link a Google Doc to specific projects in F1000Workspace complete with any accompanying notes and annotations that were previously made.
Furthermore, in the biomedical space, it offers smart article suggestions via an algorithm, which identifies other relevant published articles that may have been missed by a researcher. It can also format any additional citations and bibliography to comply with more than 7,500 journal styles.
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