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Wiley Selects TEMIS for Semantic Big Data Initiative

Published April 9, 2013 Project , Success Story Leave a Comment
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WileyLeading Global STMS Publisher To Deploy Luxid® Content Enrichment Platform to Enhance Customer Experience Across its Digital Products and Leverage its Six-Million Document Archive.

Hoboken, NJ and New York, NY – April 9th, 2013 – John Wiley & Sons, Inc. (NYSE: JWa and JWb), a leading publisher serving the global Scientific, Technical, Medical and Scholarly (STMS) communities, today announced it has signed a major license and services agreement with TEMIS, the award-winning provider of Semantic Content Enrichment solutions.

Wiley will use TEMIS’s Luxid® Platform to enhance its STMS content, providing more sophisticated search and discovery tools to professional and academic researchers. Wiley will also leverage Luxid® to identify similar and related documents promoting greater user engagement with one of the largest scientific archives of its kind.

“In an age where online resources play a central role in new research, it is of paramount importance that users are able to quickly identify and access the content they need”, said Patrik Dyberg, Senior Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, Wiley. “Wiley hosts one of the world’s broadest and deepest multidisciplinary collection of online resources covering STMS research, and this partnership offers researchers new tools for using this knowledge.”

In addition to indexing Wiley’s massive research archive, Luxid® will be used to annotate current and future information sources, including reference works, databases and Wiley’s collection of 1,500 journals.

“We are proud to be selected by Wiley to extract tremendous value from their content across products and disciplines and help them deliver actionable knowledge to their customers”, said Guillaume Mazieres, Executive Vice President, North-America Operations, TEMIS. “Wiley and TEMIS share a passion for innovation that materializes in this semantic big data initiative.”

About Wiley
Wiley is a global provider of content-enabled solutions that improve outcomes in research, education, and professional practice. Our core businesses produce scientific, technical, medical, and scholarly journals, reference works, books, database services, and advertising; professional books, subscription products, certification and training services and online applications; and education content and services including integrated online teaching and learning resources for undergraduate and graduate students and lifelong learners.
Founded in 1807, John Wiley & Sons, Inc. (NYSE: JWa, JWb), has been a valued source of information and understanding for more than 200 years, helping people around the world meet their needs and fulfill their aspirations. Wiley and its acquired companies have published the works of more than 450 Nobel laureates in all categories: Literature, Economics, Physiology or Medicine, Physics, Chemistry, and Peace. Wiley’s global headquarters are located in Hoboken, New Jersey, with operations in the U.S., Europe, Asia, Canada, and Australia.

http://www.wiley.com

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De Gruyter Chooses TEMIS Semantic Content Enrichment Solution

Published September 4, 2012 Success Story Leave a Comment
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Leading global academic publishing house to deploy “Luxid® for Content Enrichment” platform to deepen exploration of online publications library.

Heidelberg/Berlin, Germany, September 4th, 2012 – TEMIS, leading provider of semantic content enrichment solutions, and De Gruyter, Berlin-based academic publishing house, today announced the joint signing of a major license and services agreement.

With semantic content enrichment developing into mainstream technology for the information industry, De Gruyter made the strategic decision to integrate Luxid® into its primary online portal, De Gruyter Online, ensuring uninterrupted delivery of next-generation products and services to its growing global customer base.

“By adding semantic content enrichment technology to enhance our online platform and production processes, we increase customer satisfaction with the search and browse experience, make it easier to find relevant content more quickly and continue to provide innovative workflows and technology solutions to our authors and editors”, said Christian Kohl, Director Information and Publishing Technology at De Gruyter.

TEMIS was an obvious choice for De Gruyter, Kohl added, because of Luxid®’s ability to provide customized annotations and enrichment of content through its industry leading, domain-specific Skill Cartridges® as well as its suite of user-friendly tools allowing De Gruyter editors to define, build, test, evaluate and deploy their own Skill Cartridges®.

“Semantic content enrichment has become a key enabling technology in the publishing market where TEMIS already serves a large number of prestigious customers”, said Manfred Pitz, Director of Sales, TEMIS Germany. “By selecting  Luxid® for Content Enrichment, De Gruyter will have the tools to deliver increased value to its readers and authors.  We are excited about the wealth of functionalities Luxid® will add to De Gruyter’s recently released integrated platform, De Gruyter Online”, he said.

De Gruyter will deploy the Luxid® platform as part of its publishing workflow — initially to enhance medical and linguistics-related content — providing advanced search and discovery tools designed to maximize searchability of content. De Gruyter subject matter experts will use Luxid® to design domain-specific Skill Cartridges® based on the publisher’s thesauri renowned across the information industry.

About De Gruyter
The independent academic publishing house De Gruyter can look back on a history spanning over 260 years. The publishing group with headquarters in Berlin and New York annually publishes over 800 new titles in the humanities, medicine, science and law and more than 500 journals and digital media.

http://www.degruyter.com/

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TEMIS Expands Canadian Business by Signing with CAIJ, Quebec Leading Legal Information Access Centre

Published July 17, 2012 Success Story Leave a Comment
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CAIJ chooses Luxid® as Content Enrichment Platform to improve access to legal information through its JuriBistroTM search tools Suite


Montreal, Canada – July 17, 2012 – TEMIS, leading international provider of semantic content enrichment solutions, today announced it has signed a major license and services agreement with CAIJ, Quebec legal information access center.

Created in 2001 and one of the largest data providers of its kind in North America, CAIJ supplies members of Quebec’s Bar and Judiciary fast and efficient online access to legal information, saving time, effort and fees associated with legal research.

The largest legal information provider in Quebec, CAIJ serves 25,000 members and runs a network of 39 law libraries located in courts throughout the province. CAIJ also provides a range of online search tools – the JuriBistroTM Suite – for instantaneous access to more than one million digital resources in legislation, case law and legal literature.

In order to make its search solutions more effective and relevant for its professional user base, CAIJ has chosen to embed Luxid®, TEMIS semantic content enrichment platform, at the core of its information system.

Leveraging TEMIS’ Text Mining 360° Skill Cartridge® which automatically identifies named entities (people, locations, numbers, organizations, etc.) in a document, Luxid® Platform extracts numerical data from cases, making them available to users through CAIJ’s new search tool: JuriBistroTM eQuantum.

Judges, attorneys and other legal professionals using JuriBistroTM eQuantum can research, filter and navigate within search results according to relevant domain-specific criteria. JuriBistroTM eQuantum is a strategic legal decision-making tool used to discover a variety of relevant facts in a case, such as ages of people involved, financial compensation, years of marriage, years sentenced for a crime, etc.

“With TEMIS software, CAIJ will greatly increase the quality of service to our members”, said Richard Boivin, Executive Director of CAIJ. “Because of its experience in the legal domain, TEMIS will guide us into the world of knowledge management.”

“CAIJ ambitious plan will benefit from our renowned experience in information extraction for legal publishers”, adds Vincent Nibart, Sales Director, TEMIS Canada. “This new reference account confirms our technological advantage in terms of semantic enrichment of legal content as well as our commitment to the Canadian market.”

About CAIJ
CAIJ is a network of 39 libraries serving members of the Bar and Judiciary of Quebec. CAIJ offers research and training services as well as a range of research tools accessible online through JuriBistroTM search tools Suite. CAIJ mission is to “make legal information available, with priority given to members of the Bar and Judiciary of Quebec, and to ensure that access is the same regardless of geographical location or work environment”. Every day, CAIJ strives to reduce the time, effort and cost of accessing legal information.

http://www.caij.qc.ca/

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Aviation Week (McGraw-Hill ) launches Redesigned Website Offering New Community Features, Streamlined Search and Enhanced Navigation

Published May 3, 2012 Success Story Leave a Comment
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Congratulations to our valued customer McGraw-Hill!

Aviation Week’s new website uses Luxid® for Content Enrichment which is a key enabler for its Streamlined Search and Enhanced Navigation.

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TEMIS selected to provide semantic indexing and content enrichment solution for Gannett

Published April 3, 2012 Project , Success Story Leave a Comment
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Gannett to deploy Luxid® across the company’s digital properties enterprise-wide, including USATODAY.COM

 New York, NY – April 3, 2012 – TEMIS, a leading provider of semantic content enrichment solutions, today announced it has signed a license and services agreement for its flagship software solution, Luxid®, with Gannett Co., Inc. (NYSE: GCI), an international media and marketing solutions company.

Gannett has chosen to deploy TEMIS’ Luxid® semantic tagging and linking software as a tagging engine that assists in the categorization of news articles and consistent indexing of content against a common taxonomy.

“Gannett is further strengthening its enterprise-wide content management expertise and the efficiency of its digital and mobile products and services with the selection of TEMIS,” said Jack Williams, President of Gannett Digital Ventures. 

“We are honored that our flagship Luxid® for Content Enrichment Platform has been selected by an industry leader with the strength, ambition and vision of Gannett,” said Guillaume Mazieres, EVP North American Operations of TEMIS. “Luxid® has shown it is the most capable content enrichment solution serving the publishing industry today. Luxid® will help Gannett deliver high-quality, easily findable, targeted content within an unparalleled digital experience.”

Gannett will first deploy Luxid® within its internal editorial workflow and content management processes. The company will later enhance online and mobile readers’ navigation and content discovery experience across the company’s full suite of digital products.

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TEMIS Engages Canadian Publishing Market, Provides Semantic Content Enrichment Solution to SOQUIJ

Published April 2, 2012 Success Story Leave a Comment
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Quebec legal publisher SOQUIJ acquires Luxid® platform to modernize editorial process, improve quality of content and streamline access to case law.

Montreal, Canada – April 2nd, 2012 – TEMIS, the leading provider of Semantic Content Enrichment solutions for the Enterprise, today announced it has signed a major license and services agreement with SOQUIJ, a legal publisher attached to the Quebec Ministry of Justice.

Created in 1976, SOQUIJ’s mission is to:

  • collect, analyze, distribute, and publish legal information originating from Quebec courts and other bodies,
  • present this information in the most complete and up-to-date form possible, while ensuring optimal organization and ease of access,
  • offer unrivalled expertise, user-friendly tools, exhaustive content, and excellent customer service to legal professionals.

In order to enhance access and the navigation experience for its users, while processing an increasing number of court decisions, SOQUIJ wanted to revamp its content management workflow. Its main objectives were to:

  • automate the hyper-linking and cross-referencing of jurisprudence, legislation, laws or bodies of laws, and legal doctrines,
  • automatically feed legal knowledge bases,
  • create an open and scalable extraction system, based on easy-to-maintain and reusable components while simultaneously offering a development environment,
  • process its legacy content to enrich it with hyperlinks, 
  • reduce editorial costs while increasing volume of content processed.

Following a call for tender in 2011, SOQUIJ selected TEMIS’ semantic content enrichment solution, Luxid®, to achieve its objectives. The Luxid® for Content Enrichment platform, with its unique Skill Cartridge® system, enables the extraction of precise information while processing huge volumes of text, integrating seamlessly with the publisher’s editorial system.

Specifically to meet the requirements of this key government office, TEMIS developed a powerful extraction module that identifies references to jurisprudence, legislation, and legal doctrines. The development of this component and the quality assessment of its results were successfully performed using the productivity tools available in the Luxid® platform. 

SOQUIJ will use this solution to enrich more than 100,000 legal decisions in Quebec every year as well as its entire collection of legacy content, a total of one million documents including summaries, full texts and legal doctrine.

“The close partnership between SOQUIJ and TEMIS teams contributed to developing a high-quality information extraction system. The integration of annotation results within our production workflow is currently in progress. Luxid® will add value to our back files, bring significant productivity gains to our editorial process, and globally improve the quality of our content. As a next step, we also plan to enhance some existing products and launch innovative digital services to better serve our customers”, said Claude Paul-Hus, Executive Director, SOQUIJ.

“We are glad to announce this prestigious reference in the Canadian legal publishing sector. Our long experience and unrivalled expertise in the analysis of case law decisions convinced SOQUIJ of our ability to successfully meet its ambitious goals”, added Vincent Nibart, Sales Director, TEMIS Canada.

Luxid® automates the semantic enrichment of unstructured texts in order to:

  • automatically add links within content or between content and knowledge bases,
  • increase the relevance of search engine results,
  • create facets to filter search results and drill down to targeted content,
  • recommend related or similar documents based on their semantic proximity,
  • leverage ontologies to better discover and share content.

About SOQUIJ
Founded in 1976, SOQUIJ publishes case laws of Quebec courts. Its products, printed or digital, are sold to the legal community, both in the business and labor areas. SOQUIJ is attached to the Ministry of Justice of Quebec and operates on a self-funding basis, financed by the sale of its products and services.

http://soquij.qc.ca/

Read the Press Release in French @
http://www.temis.com/index.php?id=102&selt=14&lg=fr

Meet SOQUIJ and TEMIS today at the Legal IT Congress in Montreal

Agence France-Presse to Deploy TEMIS Semantic Technology Within its New Editorial System

Published March 8, 2012 Success Story Leave a Comment
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AFP renews his trust in TEMIS semantic content enrichment solution to annotate its news content in 6 different languages, including Arabic.

Paris, France – March 8th, 2012– TEMIS, leading provider of Semantic Content Enrichment solutions for the Enterprise, and Agence France-Presse (AFP), one of the three worldwide news agencies, today announced that they are greatly expanding their strategic partnership to deploy semantic enrichment on AFP’s future editorial console.

Covering the world with a combined 5,000 stories a day in English, French, Spanish, German, Portuguese and Arabic, AFP required to increase the productivity and consistency of its news annotation process. To achieve that, AFP has launched a new innovative editorial system called Iris including advanced tools for journalists. The roll-out of the Iris system will begin Q2 2012.

Embedded within AFP’s new editorial Iris workstation, TEMIS flagship Luxid® for Content Enrichment Platform will annotate the news on-the-fly. This semi-automated process will increase productivity, making news immediately available, as well as consistency of tagging, making the search more relevant.

The editorial Iris workstation will embed Luxid® recently released version 6, combined with Text Mining 360° Skill Cartridge® for entity extraction in English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese and Arabic.

“At AFP, we are always working on making our editorial processes more efficient. With Luxid® semantic content enrichment, we can now provide our journalists and clients  with ever more relevant and powerful search and navigation tools”, said Jean François Wets, Director of Information Systems at AFP. “We are happy to expand our successful collaboration with TEMIS to this new project, which will now include the whole AFP content managed in Iris.”

“TEMIS is thrilled to keep working with AFP on strategic projects while deploying Luxid® latest release and leveraging our continued effort on Arabic language”, said Vincent Nibart, Director, Publishing Solutions at TEMIS.

Text Mining 360° Skill Cartridge® is an advanced multilingual text analysis solution for extracting entities such as people names, companies, organizations, locations, financial amounts, date & time, addresses, phone numbers, emails, etc..

Luxid® will also enrich AFP news authored in Arabic language. AFP and TEMIS are indeed both involved in the SAMAR project, a sponsored research project led by AFP. The project aims at building a new platform for managing Arabic language multimedia information. In this project, TEMIS provides its core Text Mining technology to analyze content in Arabic language and extract relevant entities.

Luxid® for Content Enrichment is also already embedded into ImageForum (
http://www.imageforum.afp.com/ImageForum
), AFP’s e-business platform for pictures. ImageForum enables subscribers to access AFP and its partners’ photos and graphics in real time via the Internet. Every day, some 5,000 new images feed are added to ImageForum. Luxid® automates the semantic enrichment of captions to produce metadata that help ImageForum’s search engine return more relevant results and provide an enhanced navigation experience. Luxid® not only produces metadata from daily new captions but has also been processing the 14-million volume of image archives of AFP.

About AFP
AFP is a global news agency delivering fast, accurate, in-depth coverage of the events shaping our world from wars and conflicts to politics, sports, entertainment and the latest breakthroughs in health, science and technology. With 2,900 journalists spread across almost every country, AFP covers the world 24 hours a day in six languages.

http://www.afp.com

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IOP Publishing chooses TEMIS’ Luxid® Semantic Enrichment Solution

Published March 6, 2012 Success Story Leave a Comment
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IOP will use Luxid® to provide high quality, tailored content enrichment of its scientific titles.

Bristol, UK & London, UK – March 6th, 2012 – TEMIS, leading provider of Semantic Content Enrichment solutions for the Enterprise, today announced it has signed a license and services agreement with IOP Publishing (IOP), a world leader in electronic publishing for the scientific community.

IOP publishes a range of journals, websites and magazines and hosts over 450,000 articles spanning 135 years back to 1874 on its web platform, IOPscience. The company’s output reflects the growth and interdisciplinary nature of scientific research and application in topics as varied as astronomy, mathematics, bioscience, and of course physics. IOP’s services are used by more than 4000 institutions in over 180 countries.

As part of IOP’s long term commitment to providing its customers with faster access to the most relevant research, the company has selected the TEMIS’ semantic enrichment solution Luxid®. Luxid® performs automated entity extraction and content recommendation through related documents linking, allowing users to discover the content most related to their research interests.

Part of the new arrangement will be to develop a Skill Cartridge® using a new thesaurus developed from IOP’s large collection of content in the physical sciences. Skill Cartridges® are domain-specific modules which extract metadata from text and will provide Luxid® with the scientific vocabulary for the semantic enrichment of content in the physical sciences, ensuring that the correct terms are identified and supporting their specialist semantics.

“Luxid® provides us with an impressive range of tools and capabilities that are helping us to enrich our content and build new services that will benefit everyone who uses our IOPscience platform”, said Graham McCann, Head of Product Management and Innovation, IOP. “We are delighted to be working with TEMIS in this important initiative.”

“IOP Publishing chose Luxid® not only due to its industrial strength and high quality annotation capabilities, but also because they required the ability to customise the enrichment tool to create their own domain-specific annotators, what we call Skill Cartridges®”, said Peter Camilleri, Director – Publishing Solutions, TEMIS. “With its own customised Skill Cartridge®, IOP Publishing will be able to provide domain-specific enrichment of its content thus ensuring IOP Publishing customers receive the most relevant content discovery experience.”

About IOP Publishing
IOP Publishing provides publications through which leading-edge scientific research is distributed worldwide. IOP Publishing is central to the Institute of Physics (IOP), a not-for-profit society. Any financial surplus earned by IOP Publishing goes to support science through the activities of IOP. Beyond our traditional journals programme, it makes high-value scientific information easily accessible through an ever-evolving portfolio of community websites, magazines, conference proceedings and a multitude of electronic services. Focused on making the most of new technologies, IOP Publishing continually improves its electronic interfaces to make it easier for researchers to find exactly what they need, when they need it, in the format that suits them best.

http://publishing.iop.org/

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http://www.temis.com/index.php?id=100&selt=14&lg=fr

American Society for Microbiology Teams Up With TEMIS to Strengthen Access to Content

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 Next reference portal for microbiologists to be enhanced by TEMIS semantic content enrichment technology

 

Washington DC; New York, NY – January 10, 2012 – TEMIS, the leading provider of Semantic Content Enrichment solutions for the Enterprise, today announced it has signed a license and services agreement with the American Society for Microbiology (ASM), the oldest and largest life science membership organization in the world.

To serve its 40,000 members better, ASM is completely revamping its online content offering, and aggregating at a new site all of its authoritative content, including ASM’s journal titles dating back to 1916, a rapidly expanding image library, 240 book titles, its news magazine Microbe, and eventually abstracts of meetings and educational publications.

The organization’s main goal is to enhance access, search, navigation and knowledge discovery at a deeper level of detail–articles, chapters, collections by topic, podcasts and webinars. ASM has identified TEMIS as the best content enrichment solution provider for the scientific publishing community and licensed its platform Luxid® for Content Enrichment and its Biological Entity Relationships Skill Cartridge®.

“ASM is pursuing the most ambitious technology upgrade in its long history, designed to improve information services for tens of thousands of members engaged in important research around the globe”, said Dr. David Hooper, ASM President. “To ensure the success of this major undertaking, ASM has selected as partners the best technology providers in their fields. For semantic content enrichment, the industry leader who won our confidence is TEMIS. Their Luxid® for Content Enrichment platform is the solution ASM members can rely on. It is the finest in knowledge discovery technology.”

“We are proud that our flagship Luxid® platform combined with our dedicated Biological Entity Relationships Skill Cartridge® is now being used by such a trusted provider of scientific insights to the research community”, said Guillaume Mazieres, Executive Vice President, North-America Operations, TEMIS. “Luxid® produces value-added metadata that will turn ASM’s content into actionable knowledge and enable advanced content analytics and information discovery.”

The Biological Entity Relationships Skill Cartridge® performs the identification and extraction from text of biological, biochemical and biomedical entities together with their inter-relationships to help scientists identify biological or biochemical mechanisms and pathways, and explore new therapeutic options for diseases or syndromes.

With its semantically-enriched content, ASM will offer its community of scientists, clinicians, authors and librarians a flexible and user-friendly online experience enabling visitors to search, browse and discover its content more effectively than ever. ASM will also be able to explore new functionalities, business models, and formats of delivery.

About American Society of Microbiology
ASM is the world’s oldest and largest life science organization and has more than 40,000 members worldwide. The mission of the American Society for Microbiology is to advance the microbiological sciences as a vehicle for understanding life processes and to apply and communicate this knowledge for the improvement of health and environmental and economic well being worldwide.

http://www.asm.org

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http://www.temis.com/index.php?id=99&selt=14&lg=fr

Karger Medical & Scientific Publishers Choose TEMIS to Provide Semantic Content Enrichment

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 Semantic enrichment software leader to assist Karger with its content discoverability initiative

London, UK; Basel, Switzerland – December 20, 2011 – TEMIS, the leading provider of Semantic Content Enrichment Solutions for the Enterprise, today announced a new contract in STM publishing with S. Karger AG, a long-standing academic publisher of scientific and medical journals and books based in Basel, Switzerland.

Karger has chosen to partner with TEMIS to provide the scientific community with next-generation navigation features within its information portal. Karger is licensing the Luxid® for Content Enrichment Platform as well as its Medical Entity Relationships Skill Cartridge®, a semantic solution specifically designed to mine and enrich medical content.

Luxid® for Content Enrichment produces value-added metadata that turn documents into actionable knowledge, enabling advanced content analytics and strategic information discovery. The Medical Entity Relationships Skill Cartridge® identifies key medical entities and relationships such as diseases, symptoms, conditions, therapeutic treatments, diagnostic methods and anatomical terms. It also identifies related biological terms such as cells, tissues and proteins. The Medical Entity Relationships Skill Cartridge® also extracts relationships between entities, providing the user with semantic links between treatments and diseases, diagnostics and diseases, or even risks associated with treatments or diagnostics.

With this semantically-enhanced metadata, Karger will increase the relevance of the search results available on its portal and provide users with powerful content navigation features such as faceted searching and related document linking between articles and book chapters in its growing library which includes about 80 scientific journals and 60 serial and non-serial book titles.

“We are looking forward to implementing these powerful tools to help users discover our most relevant biomedical content for their research needs”, said Gabriella Karger, Chief Executive Officer of Karger Publishers. “We are confident that TEMIS technology will prove a great enhancement to http://www.karger.com.”

“We are extremely pleased that Karger, a well respected pioneer in scientific electronic publishing, has chosen TEMIS to assist with its discoverability requirements”, said Peter Camilleri, Director – Publishing Solutions at TEMIS. “Luxid® 6 will enhance overall end-user experience of Karger’s online portal and drive increased usage to this important resource.”

About Karger
With over 120 years of experience in connecting the world of biomedical science, Karger publishes over 80 scientific journals and about 60 serial and non-serial book titles per year from its headquarters in Basel, Switzerland. Karger publications are consulted by researchers, clinicians and scientists from around the world, working in a wide range of fields including immunology, oncology, microbiology, neuroscience and numerous other medical specialties. Karger eBooks are available at the chapter level, individually and in collection packages.

http://www.karger.com

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