The Bush Update introduces a new tool to scienceOS: ‘My library‘. In your library, you can store answers and sources that you would like to retain. Just click the little ‘star’ icon next to an answer or inside the source pop-up. This works the same way in the Assistant and the Search. You do not require an Angel subscription to use ‘My library’.
Storing answers and sources
Click the ‘star’ icon next to answers and sources to add them to your library.
(Storing answers and sources in your library is for free.)
Browsing your library
Use the filter toggle to filter all entries in your library for answers or sources.
(Browsing your library is for free.)
‘My library’ and the copy-to-clipboard button provide the same solutions as ‘My notes’ in scienceOS. With our next update, we will remove ‘My notes’ from scienceOS to reduce redundancy and complexity in scienceOS. Please make sure to copy all relevant information within the next 2-3 weeks.
Why Bush Update?
This update of scienceOS is dedicated to Vannevar Bush, who is considered as laying the groundwork for the development of hypertext and the World Wide Web. Bush shaped the way we store and access knowledge in the digital age.
Faster Assistant for all.
Thank you to our scienceOS Angels. You help us to ensure the sustainability of scienceOS and continue building helpful research tools. With your support, we were able to speed up the Assistant for all scienceOS users. Your contribution makes scienceOS faster for everyone.
Multi-language support.
Over the course of the last weeks, we improved the multi-language support of scienceOS. Now, scienceOS aims to answer in the same language as the input question. We hope to make things simpler for you.
Improvements and bug fixes.
We fixed bugs related to the paper networks in Search and improved working with PDFs in the scienceOS AI research assistant.
Improvements
- Added a full-screen mode to the PDF viewer
- Added a PDF preview when uploading a new PDF
Bug fixes
- Fixed bugs where the paper network would not work