Thank you for sharing this resource. My research team is studying COVID-19 and homelessness in Ottawa, Canada. There are valuable resources on collabovid.org that I may not have found through other searches.

A very useful resource for finding most relevant research on COVID-19.

Seems a very useful tool for researchers.

Will explore

Dear Mr. Niehs!

I really think your efforts are of value. At this stage of fighting COVID-19, vaccine development is of key importance. There is an online hub, free of charge to join with many free of charge resources:

1) BrightTALK: https://www.brighttalk.com/join/

2) There is a forthcoming webinar on June 30, 2020 you might want to register:

LLC, North Potomac (2020). "Challenges and Risks in Development and Manufacture of Covid 19 Vaccines" Speaker & Moderator: Dr. Rajesh K. Gupta, >>

>> In addition after the webinar there is a follow-up session:

2a) "ROLE OF SERUM INSTITUTE OF INDIA LIMITED IN DEVELOPMENT AND MANUFACTURE OF COVID 19 VACCINE" Speakers: Harish Rao, General Manager at Serum Institute of India Ltd and Amar Shrivastava, Senior Manager at Serum Institute of India Ltd."

Further details are available at: https://www.brighttalk.com/webcast/10519/413454?utm_source=brighttalk-portal&utm_medium=web&utm_content=COVID%2019%20vaccine&utm_campaign=webcasts-search-results-feed

I think these experts above could bring in for YOU up-to-date information which topics to focus on in the near future.

Yours sincerely, Bulcsu Szekely

The question is very subjective - http://ai.googleblog.com/2020/05/an-nlu-powered-tool-to-explore-covid-19.html

Dear Mr. Niehs!

Please let me add another webinar you might want to see - it took place today the 25 June 2020 and gives a holistic view about the approach Indian government takes to defeat COVID-19. This event is available on demand:

Elsevier (2020). " Strengthening Research Capabilities Remotely" Moderator: Dr. Shubhra Dutta, Citation on the agenda: "Various research and funding opportunities on COVID-19 from the Department of Biotechnology, Ministry of Science and Technology, Govt of India.... Develop new ideas and collaborations from the experience of eminent Scientists." Further details are available at:

https://www.brighttalk.com/webcast/15611/413671?utm_source=brighttalk-portal&utm_medium=web&utm_content=covid-19%20elsevier&utm_campaign=webcasts-search-results-feed

Sincerely, Bulcsu Szekely

It very useful

Dear Colleagues.. Thank you for opening this like resources fighting against covid 19. If I have some ideas where can I write to share it with you.

It is very useful. Keep doing the good work.

H.M. Gurbanov, please feel free to contact me directly.

Dear my friend. I am here no so good. May be you can write me first directly, so after I will answer for you. Thanks a lot.

Excellent project

Very good project

Good project Carry on

Good work!

Really great effort

I wish you every success in the development and assistance of this current circumstance

I support your idea that was very useful during the pandemic era.

Interesting and excellent project...

The work seem good and in the right direction..

Thank you all for your great work! I am also full time COVID-19 after 50 years of alternative complementary wholistic medical practice. I love Germany and enjoy everyone when I visit to lecture. I think we are all looking for the same thing and that is finding things that we can use to help stop this pandemic. The cytokine storm is of great interest and one that I may have stumbled upon and could use your help in writing an article about its use and perhaps putting together a little study. Over the past 5-6 years I have had occasion to acquire the flu from my wife or children three different times all of which started with the standard aches, pains, sniffles and terrible fatigue. In each case I took one drag on a marijuana joint and within 10 minutes in all three cases, all of my symptoms disappeared and never returned! In other words marijuana shut down the over reactive immune system within a few minutes and with no side effects. Now I have not had COVID and have had only one person who did have it follow my instructions but they too claim all of their symptoms disappeared. There are a number of papers published on this subject and yet no one is paying attention. Is this of interest to you?

This is an excellent project and extremely helpful.

I was wondering if it possible to export the list of publications identified to an excel sheet or CSV file or file importable to Mendelay.

This would greatly facilitate my work

Thank you

Your project seems interesting and helpful as well

Good luck

Rajkumar Rajendram Thanks for your Feedback! We will try to integrate this feature in the upcoming weeks.

Very interesting project i would like to share my publications with you

Eike Niehs I feel like this tool could be useful to the OpenCOVID community - volunteers designing and implementing technological solutions to the COVID epidemic, largely in diagnostics

https://app.jogl.io/program/opencovid19

Interesting

Thanks for your feedback. We improved our search system so that you can now switch between semantic and keyword searches. Additionally, matching text excerpts get highlighted to give reasons for the results of our search engine.

What are your main issues when you are searching for relevant publications?

This is an excellent idea. I will like to share my papers on the website. How will I go about it?

We are not a publisher or a pre-print server. Collabovid provides a search interface for existing data sources.

Good idea

Fantastic. Maybe you can segregate between social sciences and pure sciences

I think the geolocalization of the studies is really a fantastic idea! Good job!

Agree with Dr Saiful.

Have a look at our new 3D visualization for Covid-19 publication: https://www.collabovid.org/visualize/

Additionally, we provide more than 60 new topics for filtering publications.

That would be very useful.

Article Data analytics for novel coronavirus disease

Article Hybrid deep learning for detecting lung diseases from X-ray images

This is quite a useful research tool and has great potential Eike Niehs. My research team is working on how the COVID experience will impact and change the residential building designs. It would be interesting for us to have, e.g. a daily, auto-update of new publications related to our query.

Aidana Tleuken , Galym Tokazhanov

Ferhat Karaca Thank you for your feedback. We have discussed similar features in our team and might add them in the near future. We will notify you once the changes go live.

I have published a Mini-review article " Exploring the causes of mild COVID-19 involvement in pediatric patients " in the Journal New Microbes and New Infections.

Article Exploring the causes of mild COVID-19 involvement in pediatr...

Article All about COVID-19 in brief

Great initiative here.

Have a look at our new for Covid-19 publication

https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpubh.2020.594458/abstract

I wish you success in your project! I have problems finding publication with sociological research questions. In your platform I see the abstracts in English, but then the publications are in other languages. Probably you could make such a distinction - scientific field and language of the publication. Best,

Good Day. I am fairly new to research tool so please bare with me. I am not sure whether this has been discussed or mentioned however, I would like to know whether there has been information provided specifically relating to Gender and Race in the media during the COVID-19 pandemic? Apologies if I am being out of place...

Gerlynn Fitzgibbon You can find search results on the query "gender and race" here: https://www.collabovid.org/search?query=gender%20and%20race&sorted_by=top

Try to clarify your search query as much as possible, i.e. imagine the title of the paper you would like to find and enter it as the search query. If you have specific papers that fit your needs you can click on the heart symbol (bottom right) to add a paper to your list of favorites. Afterward, you can go to your favorites page at https://www.collabovid.org/favorites where you can click on "Search for similar papers". Select one or more papers from the list of favorite papers and click on "Continue" (bottom right) to find the papers that are most likely related to what you are searching for.

Michael Perk thank you so very much for the assistance

Article A systematic review and meta-analysis of the COVID-19 associ...

https://www.ijidonline.com/article/S1201-9712(20)32180-9/fulltext

both of them were meta-analyses

Norwegian institute of Public Health provide an overview of scientific publications on COVID-19 categorised and parsed into more specific subgroups, providing quick access to specific topic-relevant publications. As a result, the map also identifies research gaps, possibly guiding further research efforts.

https://www.nornesk.no/forskningskart/NIPH_mainMap.html

Moresi, E. A. D., & Pinho, I. (2020). Coronavirus: Exploring the Subject Through Bibliometrics. In L. Fornari, F. Freitas, E. S. F. d. Oliveira, C. Oliveira & A. P. Costa (Eds.), Qualitative Research in Health: advances and challenges (pp. 515-527). Portugal: Ludomedia.

em Português

CORONAVÍRUS: EXPLORANDO O TEMA ATRAVÉS DA

BIBLIOMETRIA

https://publi.ludomedia.org/index.php/ntqr/article/view/182

Chapter Coronavírus: Explorando o tema através da bibliometria

see file

Can Indian researchers join this.

This is really important, thank you for undertaking this project! I am sending you details of a published paper I co-authored on the pandemic's effects in Europe from a political science perspective.

Stella Ladi & Dimitris Tsarouhas (2020) EU economic governance and Covid-19: policy learning and windows of opportunity, Journal of European Integration, 42:8, 1041-1056, DOI: 10.1080/07036337.2020.1852231

I recently used it and it seemed very good to me. I found really useful texts for the research i was doing