If I want to export all results of a search to my citation manager, I need to do it a page at a time. I would like to export all at once, too.

I would like if there is something like upcoming medical instruments. There are very few blogs but coverage is very less and very concentrated to one part of world.

GoPubMed.org allows authors to amend their PubMed publications from first/middle initial to first/middle name since PubMed only used initials and not an author's full name in the 1990s. In my case, there is someone else with an identical first/middle initials and the same last name as mine and credit for my scholarly work has mistakenly been given to him in Scopus.com for example.

wikipedia is a great source and contains a lot of biomedical information. I believe it would be of great interest to the users of novoseek if you could mine the wikipedia for information and make it available.

Could you search in the captions of figures and tables? Sometimes I need to specifically find figures or tables that contain certain words but I am less interested in the contents of the paper.

include all pubmed articles, some of the newer ones on pubmed are not on novoseek... is there a lag?

Many results have already been indexed in various libraries, and have standardized indexing terms attached. If you could include these in the export, it would allow me to include these in my reference manager file, allowing me to do more when I'm offline (e.g. in flight)

I like the way you show you can filter authors and journal type.
What would be more interesting is be able to filter by institutions.

Searching for an exact phrase should not additionially deliver "or"-results of words in the phrase. That makes the exact phrase senseless

It would be cool if you could show articles that are related to a publication (similar as in PubMed).

When I read a paper I often have to search for other publications or even look up things on the web. It would be great if novoseek could link directly to more content and help me save time. mash-ups with other services like maps, images or videos might also be useful.

I like the filters in novoseek and find them very useful. But they would be even better if I could get some more details about the relationships. E.g. if two proteins are interacting, or if a drug is used to treat a disease.

and link it to the article via the http://dx.doi.org/ resolver.

more size to files

This works in Pubmed, would be very useful!