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Hi all,

I recently came across www.siphs.com <http://www.siphs.com> and thought it'=
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be worth pointing out to others. It's a free biology "search" tool (though
you don't search like in google or pubmed) that enables biologists to reach
other biologists and ask targeted questions. I've used it a few times and
have found that it's good for finding esoteric information, though it needs
more members to be truly effective. As the community grows, this could be a
good resource.

It's interesting to see such new types of search tools. If you haven't
checked it out, you should also try www.scirus.com <http://www.scirus.com>,
which is more like google, but less cluttered.

Happy researching!
-P

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Hi all,<br>
<br>
I recently came across <a href=3D"http://www.siphs.com">www.siphs.com</a> a=
nd thought it'd be worth pointing
out to others.&nbsp; It's a free biology &quot;search&quot; tool (though yo=
u
don't search like in google or pubmed) that enables biologists to reach
other biologists and ask targeted questions.&nbsp; I've used it a few
times and have found that it's good for finding esoteric information,
though it needs more members to be truly effective.&nbsp; As the
community grows, this could be a good resource.<br>
<br>
It's interesting to see such new types of search tools.&nbsp; If you
haven't checked it out, you should also try <a href=3D"http://www.scirus.co=
m">www.scirus.com</a>, which is
more like google, but less cluttered.<br>
<br>
Happy researching!<br>
-P<br>

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