Licensee Research Use of NLM MEDLINE^®/PubMed^® Data

The purpose of this Web site is to facilitate collaboration and sharing of information among NLM's registered licensees who use MEDLINE/PubMed data for varied research purposes. It enables researchers to: 1) be aware of projects using NLM's MEDLINE/PubMed data and, 2) contact others for additional information about their research.

NLM requested its MEDLINE/PubMed registered licensees to supply information about their research projects and asked permission to make that information publicly available via this Web site. At this time, this site includes information on 36 licensees who supplied the requested information and permitted it to be posted on the Web.

Please note that this Web site is updated on an irregular basis based on the level of licensee participation and feedback to NLM. Your information will not be immediately available upon submission of data.  If you are a registered licensee and would like to be included in future versions of this report, please complete the input form.

Last Update: December 16, 2005.

Summary Reports:
Summary reports include organization/institution name; personal name of researcher; research project category, project name, brief summary of project, and contact information, if provided. NLM has posted e-mail addresses only when granted permission to do so.

Summary Reports are available alphabetically by:

• Licensee's organization or institution
• Personal name of first named researcher/licensee
• Country of licensee and then by organization or institution name of licensee
  
• Research category and then alphabetical by organization or institution name of licensee. Licensees identified the most applicable category of their research by selecting one of the following:
  
  • Biological Knowledge Discovery (includes drug discovery)
  • Development of Information Extraction and/or Retrieval Methods
  • Development of Ontologies/Classification Schema
  • Other Broad Categories

Link from an entry in a summary report to the corresponding entry in the complete report by clicking on the project summary.

Complete Report:
Entries in the complete report may include: purpose/goal and results/outcomes of project; citations of published papers about the use of NLM's MEDLINE/PubMed data; and Web addresses to pertinent sites further describing the work and/or its result, if provided.

Last updated: 22 August 2007
First published: 01 August 2005
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