Two weeks ago, I showed you how to use HubMed, an alternative search interface to PubMed, to subscribe to a feed for a specific journal, allowing you to stay up-to-date on new articles and issues of that journal. As mentioned earlier, many journals have feeds to their updates, but using PubMed and HubMed are good [...]
As one of the tools (along with Connotea, Faculty1000, MyNCBI, HubMed, etc) to keep abreast of the fire hose of literature that is published, I also use RSS feeds to keep up-to-date on the latest publications from journals of interest. There are a lot of journals out there that publish a lot of data interesting [...]
That’s the title of a recent paper in PLoS Computational Biology paper I read. This paper is a good read on two levels. It discusses the problems and difficulties (and solutions) with the rising number of digital libraries, published papers and research. Difficulties like identity (identifying papers in a persistent and standard way) and metadata [...]
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