SciScanner
Search Science
What's SciScanner APK?
SciScanner is a app for Android, It's developed by University College Dublin author.
First released on google play in 5 years ago and latest version released in 2 years ago.
This app has 92 download times on Google play
This product is an app in Education category
SciScanner is a meta-search engine for health-related scientific research.
Search in synchrony.
SciScanner searches several scientific evidence platforms (like the Cochrane library, Medline, Wikipedia and YouTube) in synchrony. It centralises the results, helping you find the research you need to fulfil your health-related information needs.
The SciScanner platform leverages Boolean operators with appropriate search syntax to help you filter through >25 million scientific articles. The platform can help you find scientific articles covering:
Treatment
Diagnosis
Aetiology
Prognosis
Clinical prediction
SciScanner can be used to find primary research (including randomised controlled trials), systematic reviews, meta-analyses and consensus articles.
Search synthesis
SciScanner uses Robotreviewer (http://www.robotreviewer.net), to summarise randomised controlled trials for quick review.
This project is based in the Insight Centre for Data Analytics in University College Dublin.
Search in synchrony.
SciScanner searches several scientific evidence platforms (like the Cochrane library, Medline, Wikipedia and YouTube) in synchrony. It centralises the results, helping you find the research you need to fulfil your health-related information needs.
The SciScanner platform leverages Boolean operators with appropriate search syntax to help you filter through >25 million scientific articles. The platform can help you find scientific articles covering:
Treatment
Diagnosis
Aetiology
Prognosis
Clinical prediction
SciScanner can be used to find primary research (including randomised controlled trials), systematic reviews, meta-analyses and consensus articles.
Search synthesis
SciScanner uses Robotreviewer (http://www.robotreviewer.net), to summarise randomised controlled trials for quick review.
This project is based in the Insight Centre for Data Analytics in University College Dublin.