Established over two centuries ago, global scientific publisher Wiley has a commitment to unlocking human potential, reflected in their nearly 2,000 journals.
CiteAb partnered with Wiley to extract reagent citation data from their full-text publications, previously not accessible content for CiteAb, generating new insight for the publisher and researcher benefit.
“Working with CiteAb is an exciting opportunity to support innovation in the research community. Improving the reagent selection process aids reproducibility in research and helps researchers drive better outcomes in the lab.”
Scientific articles contain unstructured data on reagents and their experimental context. Extracting this powerful data, scattered across tables and free-text in thousands of articles, so that it can become useful presents a unique challenge for publishers.
Over a decade of development has honed CiteAb’s text-mining technology. Combining AI with human reviewing CiteAb can identify and understand reagent use in publications. However, without access to the full-text of closed-access publications unlocking the potential of the data within many high quality articles cannot be realised. By partnering together, CiteAb have been able to access these Wiley articles for data mining.
The valuable reagent data generated is then fed into the CiteAb search engine for researchers. The addition of this data provides a more complete view of citations for scientists using the search engine. This helps in the selection of appropriate reagents, saving time and money, improving experimental reproducibility and ultimately accelerating research.
CiteAb’s work supports Wiley’s mission to unlock human potential, and supports Wiley and its society publishing partners to drive real-world impact for their research.
By keeping in touch via quarterly information sessions and having a clear vision for our work together, we are able to ensure the continued success of our Wiley partnership for researchers, Wiley and CiteAb.
“This project has been really exciting because it allowed us to apply over a decade of text-mining expertise to a new depth of scientific literature. Seeing this valuable information within Wiley publications flow back into our search engine to help researchers has been a real highlight for the team.”
- Justin Ngai Ho Lun, CiteAb
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Justin Ngai Ho Lun
justin@citeab.com
Rebecca Sadler
rebecca@citeab.com
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