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Valentine’s Day Reading
C8H11NO2 + C10H12N2O + C43H66N12O12S2 or in other words Happy Valentine’s Day! Fetal whole heart blood flow imaging using 4D cine MRI https://rdcu.be/cfa9l Prenatal detection of congenital heart disease facilitates the opportunity for potentially lifesaving care immediately after the baby is born. Echocardiography is routinely used for screening of morphological malformations, but functional measurements of…
Read MoreCollaborating Successfully While Working Remotely
As remote work has become the norm over the past year, the need for virtual collaboration among employees is critical. To learn more about how teams work together from home, frequent blogger Jill Shuman reached out to several different folks in multiple industries to learn more about popular collaboration tools. Project Management: It can be…
Read MoreHappy Puzzle Day!
According to a recent study, “engagement in cognitively challenging activities is associated with a reduced risk for future cognitive impairment.”1 So, take a break this Friday and enjoy our Papers word search in honor of Puzzle Day! Hints Annotations Citation Discovery Library Metadata Enhanced PDF Mobile ReadCube Search Tags Recommendations Science References SmartLists Research Share…
Read MoreJanuary 2021 in Review
We’re excited to start the new year off with some new updates for your Papers library! Join us for a walkthrough of the newest features in our Papers Product Release Webinar. Papers 3 Importer (Desktop) For our Papers 3 users, we have upgraded the desktop importer to make transferring libraries even easier. Instead of having…
Read More5 Types of Organized SmartLists
SmartLists are now more powerful than ever. Your SmartList query can be anything you can search for in your library and be as complex as you need to narrow down results. Each SmartList relies on a search query, which if you don’t know how to search by this information system can make it very intimidating…
Read MoreNew Year’s Resolution #1: Review and Adapt Your Work Flows
Work’flow: ‘A collection of fixed tasks or sequences performed to accomplish a business process according to a set of predefined rules.’ Workflows are an essential element in any organization, allowing work teams to complete tasks with less manual input systematically. Ideally, this should free up team members to work on tasks that require more individual attention.…
Read MorePapers 2020 in Review
We’re thankful to all our users who spent 2020 with us! Even though this year was a bit different, we’re so proud of all the milestones our users and team accomplished. As our way of bringing in the new year, we’re highlighting the best moments of 2020 each day! UPDATE: HAPPY NEW YEAR! Over this…
Read MoreOvercoming the Information Silo Mentality
The Business Dictionary defines the ‘silo mentality’ as a mindset present when certain departments or sectors are reluctant to share information with colleagues in different departments of a company. This mentality reduces operational efficiencies, reduces morale, and negatively affects company culture. Organizational silos also stand in the way of innovation and growth, by preventing colleagues…
Read MoreThe Benefits of Centralized Content Management
In the ‘olden days,’ corporations purchased print subscriptions to journals of interest for their on-site libraries, and employees came to the library and read at their leisure, instead of using a centralized content management system. Or perhaps they made a copyright-compliant photocopy of the article and took it back to their desks, always leaving the…
Read MoreAccelerating Access to COVID-19 Research
In March 2020, ReadCube launched a new initiative to facilitate access to literature relevant to COVID-19 research. The COVID-19 Research Pass (CRP) program aims to provide direct access to over 26 million articles and is available to anyone studying or writing about COVID-19. Initial participating publishers include the JAMA, Springer Nature, and Wiley. The CRP…
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