Seeking a tool I know not how to name
Feb. 15th, 2008 03:25 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
fivemackI spend most of my Wednesdays looking for errors, from the blatant to the egregious, in recently-deposited protein structures in the PDB. Sometimes, I feel the urge to get in touch with the people who deposited the structure; the PDB lists this in the form
AUTHOR Y.T.MEHARENNA,T.L.POULOS
and it takes quite a lot of googling to track these authors down to their current institution and deduce, for example, their email address. In this case I've found them - Meharenna is not so common a name as to have multiple false-positives in Google Scholar, and has only changed institutions a few times.
I guess that some text-miner must have done a mining of affiliations, so you could click on 'YT Meharenna' and find 'Yergalem T Maharenna published nine papers between 1998 and 2007 (list); common collaborators include Thomas Poulos (2004-2007) and Gianfranco Gilardi (2001). Was affiliated with UC Irvine on papers published in 2004-2007 and Imperial College on papers published in 2001'.
What's the name of the site that presents the results of this mining?
AUTHOR Y.T.MEHARENNA,T.L.POULOS
and it takes quite a lot of googling to track these authors down to their current institution and deduce, for example, their email address. In this case I've found them - Meharenna is not so common a name as to have multiple false-positives in Google Scholar, and has only changed institutions a few times.
I guess that some text-miner must have done a mining of affiliations, so you could click on 'YT Meharenna' and find 'Yergalem T Maharenna published nine papers between 1998 and 2007 (list); common collaborators include Thomas Poulos (2004-2007) and Gianfranco Gilardi (2001). Was affiliated with UC Irvine on papers published in 2004-2007 and Imperial College on papers published in 2001'.
What's the name of the site that presents the results of this mining?
