semgine GmbH - Visual Information Discovery of Biomedical Facts

The release of semgine sciPlorer® 2.0 turns over a new leaf in information retrieval. semgine sciPlorer® allows an entire visual exploration of search results and enables scientists, to obtain better results in hypothesis generation and information retrieval faster.

Researcher in drug discovery and biomedical scientist have to localise and assess swiftly and precisely relevant facts in distributed data sources like intranet, internet and data bases to come to substantiated decisions. Common search tools however, which base on statistical methodologies and deliver only link lists, normally have limitations in leading to useful results.

semgine sciPlorer®, a novel visual oriented, semantic search solution, assists user by well-engineered semantic technologies and intelligent features in retrieving biomedical information and optimising scientific research.

"semgine sciPlorer® 2.0 shines not only in an unrivalled search experience, but also at a definite benefit for biomedical scientist." states Dr Martin C. Hirsch, Managing Director at Berlin based software provider semgine GmbH. "We enable our customers to gain a well-founded insight as well as fast overview of subject areas, to exclude information gaps and to enhance creativity and lateral thinking at the same time and last but not least to come to decisions more efficiently."

"The positive feedback of the companies, currently evaluating use of semgine sciPlorer®, shows, that we've apparently hit the bull's eye with this approach." adds Dr Thomas Meyer, Sales Manager Life Sciences at semgine GmbH.

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semgine GmbH
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About semgine GmbH
semgine GmbH (www.semgine.com) develops software frameworks for building semantic knowledge assistants towards Web 3.0. Its unique approach, utilising Brainlike Information Management, is derived from current insights into cognitive neurosciences, forming the basis for cutting-edge software technology semgine® designed to retrieve complex information relationships quickly and accurately.

The company was founded in 1994 by Dr Martin C. Hirsch, neurobiologist and grandson of physicist and Nobel Laureate Werner Heisenberg. semgine GmbH focuses on the life sciences sector and its customers include Altana Pharma AG, BBraun AG, Honda Research Institute Europe and Sanofi-Aventis Deutschland GmbH. The core technology is funded by the German Ministry of Education and Research and, within the BioSim project, by the 6th Framework Programme of the European Commission.

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