Science in the web age: Start your engines
@article{Giles2005ScienceIT, title={Science in the web age: Start your engines}, author={Jim Giles}, journal={Nature}, year={2005}, volume={438}, pages={554-555} }
Google has launched another challenge to commercial search services — this time aimed at scientists. But is the new engine running as smoothly as its fans hope? Jim Giles investigates.
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