Subject: collaboration sought for eLibrary, new software for scientific publications
From: Carmen Morlon (morlon@nblc.nl)
Date: Thu 08 Nov 2001 - 11:31:17 EET
Dear all,
FYI - this may be of interest to some of you!
Apologies for cross-posting.
Carmen
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eLibrary, the new software tool for scientific publications based on
advanced search methods
Collaboration Sought: Joint venture agreement; Financial support;
Other
A Polish SME has developed an innovative user-friendly software tool
based on Internet - a database of scientific publications (bachelors,
graduates, doctors, qualifying for professorship, conference materials,
articles and other scientific publications) offering online purchase of
scientific papers and a locally operating bibliographic programme
connected to the database. It is based on advanced search methods
(also in full text of publication).
The main option of the eLibrary is integration with the locally operating
bibliographic programme linked to the database (helping the process of
writing scientific publications). The Internet addresses of the library are:
http://www.prace.naukowe.pl
http://www.pracenaukowe.pl
This library was set up using: Borland C++, PHP (Hypertext
Preprocessor), SQL (Simple Query Language), Java, SSL (Secure
Socket Layer). The company is looking for partners interested in further
development and companies (scientific, commercial or free libraries), for
testing of new applications as well as joint venture partners. Results of
demonstration trials are available
Main Advantages:
- Ease of entering, searching for and obtaining the information.
- Low price of the programme.
- Potential for wide (Internet but not only) application.
Innovative Aspects:
- Database of scientific publications: instant addition of texts to the
databases by authors; collection of a wide range of scientific papers
including those that are not available in bookshops and libraries; facilities
searching for complete texts of publications/documents.
- Compatibility of the bibliographic programme with the text editor MS
Word, helping in all aspects of scientific work documentation, convenient
archives and data transfer.
Market Applications: Integrated broadband communications;
Administrative data processing; Data, information security; Database
management systems
Contact details:
Artur Kubik,
Cracow University of Technology,
Warszawska 24,
Krakow,
31-155 Poland
tel.: +48-12-6324795
fax: +48-12-6324795
email: akubik@smok.wis.pk.edu.pl
http://lajkonik.wis.pk.edu.pl/femirc
Carmen Morlon, EU Information Officer
EBLIDA
PO Box 43300
2504 AH The Hague
The Netherlands
Tel: +31 70 3090608
Fax: +31 70 3090708
email: morlon@nblc.nl
http://www.eblida.org
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