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InterMedi: Collaborative Intelligence for Biomed August 3, 2008

Posted by Bertalan Meskó in Bioinformatics, Collaboration, Invention, Medical Search, Medicine, Medicine 2.0, Web 2.0.
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After introducing Pubmedfight, I wrote about InterMedi which:

is a set of tools aiming at connecting biomedical researchers together helping them to find informations about their previous works, collaborators and affiliations. The remarkable fact is that no information is required! Our intelligent software knows how to combine information already available on the web, specially on the Pubmed database, to provide meaningful information.

Now they have:

  • Single Search: Based on co-authoring of Pubmed publications, find someone’s collaborators, publications, affiliations.
  • Fight: Who’s got more publications? Whos got more collaborators? When did this fight reach its climax?
  • Get in touch: Whos’s between you and someone else?

Unique idea on the life science market. You should definitely check it out.

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1. Personomics - August 4, 2008

Thank you spreading it!

InterMedi accounts are available just since today! Every account is related to an IMID (InterMedi IDentifier), like a Pubmed ID but for people instead of publications.

The sooner you register, the smaller your IMID!

2. Bertalan Meskó - August 4, 2008

Done. :)

3. InterMedi - Collaborative Intelligence for Biomed with Publications, Affiliations, and Social Networking... - The Medical Quack .... by Barbara Duck - emrupdate.com - August 5, 2008

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