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New AI search platform to create efficiencies in life sciences & healthcare

A new AI-powered search platform announced by Clarivate has the potential to yield efficiencies across the entire life sciences & healthcare value chain. The patent pending offering is derived from advanced generative AI and data science techniques. It enables teams from life sciences and pharmaceutical companies to interact with multiple complex datasets to obtain immediate and in-depth insights on drug discovery, regulatory affairs and more. 

News release: “Clarivate launches enhanced search powered by generative artificial intelligence” 

How can AI help reduce premature deaths? 

Today, 80 percent of premature deaths could be avoided if patients and healthcare professionals had the right information at the right time to make better decisions. In a podcast discussion, Dr. Grace Lomax, co-founder of Patient Connect, a biopharma intelligence company that’s part of Clarivate, explains how new AI tools are being integrated into clinical software at point of care, improving health outcomes for patients around the world.  

Podcast: “The promise of AI to help reduce early deaths” 

IP practitioners face increased workloads and less resources. AI to the rescue! 

AI is now considered business critical for IP professionals in their quest to automate operations and optimize decision making.  For instance, trademark attorneys can access AI-enabled search tools that use image recognition to identify similar image marks in seconds.  The head of IP strategy for Clarivate shares that while AI has been explored in the IP space for years, generative AI has accelerated its adoption to support various IP use-cases. 

Blog: “What IP practitioners need to know before selecting an AI-based solution” 

Academic library consortium in Ohio chooses AI-powered solution as its new services platform 

OhioLINK, the academic library consortium for Ohio, has chosen a new cloud-based platform to enhance its services in support of faculty and students. The group selected Ex Libris, part of Clarivate, to enhance a system that will provide users with unified library workflows that incorporate AI and linked data solutions. The platform will make it easier for researchers, faculty and patrons to take full advantage of the libraries’ extensive collections. 

News release: “OhioLINK selects Ex Libris Alma and Primo as next library services platform” 

Scientific sleuth has built global reputation for calling out fakery in academic research 

Maintaining belief in the truthfulness of what we see, read and hear has never been as difficult as it is today. In today’s scientific research, fakery can be highly sophisticated due to tech advances such as AI. In a podcast from Clarivate, David A. Sanders, associate professor at Purdue University in Indiana, argues that fraud is a serious academic issue that must be confronted head on, especially during this age of AI. 

Podcast: “AI and the ‘scientific sleuth’” 

New data product provides researchers with aggregated, anonymized prescribed habits across brands and diseases  

Clarivate has announced a new data product that will allow for increased understanding of treatments prescribed and administered in Germany. Sourced from prescribing models from hospital EHR software, the data product is called “Clarivate Patient Data Intelligence (CPDI).” It will provide clarity on market trends, patient characteristics and specialty  prescribing habits across brands and diseases.

News release: “Clarivate enhances patient data intelligence solution with addition of German hospital prescribing insights”