Helioid SSP 2012

Helioid slides from the Society for Scholarly Publishers 2012 Startup Panel.

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1. a guided exploration engine www.helioid.com
2. How to sift through lots of stuff
3. A table of contents for search
4. Dynamic categorization with Helioid
5. Focus on the categories relevant to your research
6. Get a foothold on the work that’s current and trending
7. Follow Specific Topics of Interest Prudence follows the query nanoparticle functionalizations She stays up to date on continuing developments in her field
8. Receive Email Updates on New Results
9. Forming Research Groups Prudence creates a new group
10. Members invited to the group can share searches
11. Members invited to the group can share results
12. Additional Features • More datasets • Integration with existing tools
14. Additional Features Personalized search results and citation recommendation Learning to Rank for e-Discovery P. Lubell-Doughtie & K. Hofmann ECIR 2012 P. Lubell-Doughtie & K. Hamilton TREC 2011
15. Deeper Knowledge through Smarter Search Helioid widens the net researchers cast in collecting useful information Helioid partially automates the research process
16. Impact of Helioid on Scholarly Publishing Greater article visibility Increased author exposure to readers interested in their field of research Increased journal reach and penetration among both experts and novices
17. Impact of Helioid on University Level Education Increased topic accessibility for newcomers Easier for early stage scholars to find their way to leading edge research in their field Greater opportunity for students to contribute to the work being done at the forefront
18. Helioid for Independent Researchers
19. make the ideas beyond your horizons more visible www.helioid.com Kenneth Hamilton kenneth@helioid.com Peter Lubell-Doughtie peter@helioid.com