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[Internet in scientific investigation]
L A Porres1, C Rioja-Alcubilla
1School of Public Health, University of South Carolina, USA. lporres@hgy.es
Revista De Neurologia
|December 10, 1999
Summary
The internet and World Wide Web provide essential, easily accessible information crucial for scientific research, including genetics and medicine. This technology enhances scientific investigation and communication, becoming indispensable for modern studies.
Area of Science:
- Scientific research
- Medical informatics
- Telecommunications
Context:
- Universities and libraries offer free internet access.
- The World Wide Web is a rapidly growing information resource.
- The internet is vital for accessing scientific literature and databases.
Purpose:
- To highlight the indispensable role of the internet in modern scientific research.
- To emphasize the internet's utility in accessing medical and genetic information.
- To discuss the internet's contribution to data analysis and participant recruitment.
Summary:
- The internet, particularly the World Wide Web, provides rapid access to vast amounts of organized information.
- It is essential for genetic, epidemiological, and clinical studies, enabling access to 5,000+ medical journals via Medline and Embase.
- Internet facilitates data sharing, analysis program development, and recruitment for pharmacological studies.
Impact:
- The internet is a prerequisite for scientific work, enriching research capabilities.
- It enhances communication and information accessibility for investigators and students.
- Future advancements will further integrate the internet into scientific discovery and practice.