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15
Jan
2009

Customize Your Search Experience at ScienceAccelerator.gov
by Mary Schorn in Products and Content  |  Comments [0] Tags: accomplishments citation-management clustering conferences customizing-search e-prints nobel-prize-winners patents projects reports science-accelerator science-information search software

It is exciting to announce that an array of new search and retrieval features and capabilities have been added to ScienceAccelerator.gov, providing new options for customizing your search experience.

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19
Nov
2008

Beyond Collecting: Connecting
by Walt Warnick in Technology  |  Comments [0] Tags: accomplishments ecd etde-web mission sti

by Walt Warnick and Sol Lederman

OSTI has embraced a new paradigm for sharing scientific and technical information (STI). Historically, OSTI has fulfilled its mission of providing STI to scientists, researchers, and the public by hosting, or collecting, documents and/or metadata. OSTI's new paradigm is to make content searchable that is often hosted by others; today, OSTI connects those seeking the content with the organizations that host it.

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