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myAURA: a personalized health library for epilepsy management via knowledge graph sparsification and visualization. [PDF]

J Am Med Inform Assoc
Correia RB, Rozum JC, Cross L, Felag J, Gallant M, Guo Z, Herr BW, Min A, Sanchez-Valle J, Stungis Rocha D, Valencia A, Wang X, Börner K, Miller W, Rocha LM.   +14 more
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ColabCuraTE: an easy-to-use, web-based pipeline for the manual curation of transposable elements. [PDF]

Mob DNA
Travers SL, Khansa A, Ellison CE.
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Medical library user populations.

Bulletin of the Medical Library Association, 1969
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Public Library Quarterly, 1994
Debut des publications des reponses donnees par des utilisateurs questionnes, ces deux dernieres annees, sur la facon dont la bibliotheque publique a change leurs vies.
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Multimedia library-user interaction

Information technologies, computer systems and publications for libraries: Proceedings of the Twenty Fifth International Conference and Exhibition «LIBCOM-2021», 2022
To promote intellectual property concepts to wider public and to support the inventive activity, the All-Russian Patent and Technical Library of the Federal Institute for Industrial Property has been developing multimedia materials for the users. The target groups and user-specific services are described.
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Users Satisfaction With Library Services

International Journal of Information and Communication Technology Education, 2015
The study focused on users satisfaction with library services at the Delta State University main Library, Abraka, Delta State. The objective was to find out if users are satisfied with the services, facilities, the library environment, information sources and staff of the library.
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Women Library Users and Library Users of Traditional Women's Subjects

The Reference Librarian, 1995
In the studies of general library use, women use libraries more than men. When use studies of particular subjects are done, women nearly always are more likely to use libraries for information on that subject than men. Yet there are few studies on women's information needs or use studies of traditional women's subjects.
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