Bioalma
Bioalma Launches mynovo|seek Portal for Richer User Experience
Published in Blood Weekly, September 24th, 2009
Bioalma announced mynovo|seek, the industry's first customized portal for users that enables a more personalized user interface. In response to user feedback, mynovo|seek allows for saved searches and search results, chronicled search history, the ability to create email alerts on new published research and the ability to export citations from Medline - in full text or from grants - all in one place. For the everyday user, this is an important piece of functionality, providing the ability to quickly find the research or grant information they're looking for without having to start a search from scratch.
"When we launched novo|seek last February, mynovo|seek was one of...
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Source: Blood Weekly (2009-09-24)
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