Souped-up search engines

Declan Butler
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Declan Butler: Nature's European correspondent

Nature, 2000, vol. 405, issue 6783, 113-114

Abstract: For scientists, finding the information they want on the World-Wide Web is a hit-and-miss affair. But, as Declan Butler reports, more sophisticated and specialized search technologies are promising to change all that.

Date: 2000
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