CoVis: a new tool to discover reliable COVID-19 research | Labs | eLife

peter.suber's bookmarks 2020-07-24

Summary:

"For the development of therapeutics and vaccines for COVID-19, scientists depend on validated knowledge on the coronavirus. But finding reliable research results is often difficult: with over 20,000 papers published on the topic in the last six months, scientists spend a lot of valuable time finding, reading and reviewing the literature.

CoVis is a new tool that enables scientists to kick-start their COVID-19 research. In this EU-funded project, experts compile seminal research in a freely accessible database. The resulting data is fed into a knowledge map, providing a quick and intuitive overview of the collected research output. Often key findings are addressed and substantiated by multiple research sources. In such cases, data and images from different sources are compiled into a visual dashboard called a ReFigure, to help readers quickly understand the various facets of the research topic....

CoVis is an open infrastructure following the principles of open science, and can therefore be fully reused. Content on CoVis is licensed under CC BY 4.0. The CoVis database is made available under CC0. Our software is open source and hosted on GitHub under the MIT license...."

Link:

https://elifesciences.org/labs/6c623581/covis-a-new-tool-to-discover-reliable-covid-19-research

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Tags:

oa.new oa.tools oa.medicine oa.elife oa.floss oa.platforms oa.infrastructure oa.eosc oa.covis oa.visualizations

Date tagged:

07/24/2020, 12:27

Date published:

07/24/2020, 08:29