Mexico, EU create fund for research collaboration - February 21, 2008
The EU and Mexico's National Council of Science and Technology have reportedly created a new fund to promote scientific knowledge transfer and joint research projects. The new International Fund of Science and Technology Cooperation (Foncicyt) was formed last week, during a visit by EU commissioner of science and research, Janez… Read More
Scopus, QUOSA partner to launch new tool to accelerate researcher productivity - February 21, 2008
Abstracting and indexing database Scopus, part of STM publisher Elsevier, Netherlands, has announced that it has partnered with specialist software firm QUOSA, Inc. to introduce a new tool, Document Download Manager. Document Download Manager will enable its users to download and rename multiple full-text articles simultaneously,… Read More
Thomson Healthcare launches next generation of Medstat Advantage Suite - February 21, 2008
Healthcare solutions provider Thomson Healthcare, part of Thomson Corporation, US, has announced the next generation of its decision support tool, Medstat Advantage Suite 4.0, based on the leading technology platform in business intelligence. The new release features service-oriented architecture, an application portal, improved production reporting, and… Read More
Springer set to launch new journal in emergency medicine - February 21, 2008
STM publisher Springer is set to launch a new publication that will focus on the various clinical advancements and research developments from around the world in emergency medicine. The new journal, International Journal of Emergency Medicine, will be available for free exclusively on Springer's online information… Read More
New book from Mary Ann Liebert explores controversies in Science and Technology - February 21, 2008
Medical publisher Mary Ann Liebert, Inc., US, has announced the publication of a new volume of the Controversies in Science and Technology series. The Controversies in Science and Technology Volume 2: From Climate to Chromosomes presents an in-depth exploration of hot topics in modern science and… Read More
ebrary launches new subscription e-book database for community colleges - February 21, 2008
E-book technology firm ebrary, US, has announced the availability of a new subscription database of e-books and other authoritative materials designed specifically for community colleges. With a growing selection of more than 18,000 titles, the affordable collection covers subject areas such as nursing and allied health,… Read More
