Deep Web Technologies Chosen to Speak on the Future of Scientific Discovery at Special Libraries Association (SLA) Centennial Conference

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Santa Fe, NM, June 12, 2009 — Abe Lederman, President and CTO of Deep Web Technologies, will speak to the Science and Technology communities at the Special Libraries Association (SLA) centennial conference in Washington, DC, this June 2009. His contributed paper, “Science Research: Journey to 10,000 Sources,” was among nine proposals selected out of fifty-three submissions. Each paper was evaluated on quality of writing, scope, objectives and innovation.

“I am pleased to address such an important subject - the acceleration of discovery of scientific information - at SLA’s centennial conference,” noted Lederman. “A future in which searching thousands of collections in parallel is not only achievable, but quickly becoming a strategic necessity.”

The theme of this year’s conference is Information to Inspiration: Knowledge & Vision Shaping the Future. Inspired by the potential for a massively scalable research application, Mr. Lederman’s paper includes his vision for distilling the overwhelming amount of available electronic information via a divide-and-conquer approach. His talk will include the benefits, the challenges and a technical overview on achieving the vision through the use of next-generation federated search technology.

“The timing of my talk at this milestone conference is perfect as we are launching a new version of ScienceResearch.com (http://www.scienceresearch.com) at SLA that searches more science than any other publicly searchable scientific portal in the world,” Lederman continued.

His talk is scheduled for Monday, June 15, 2009, at 3:30pm to 5:30pm, in the Convention Center, Room 141, under the session title “SLA Contributed Papers:  Adapt, Leverage, and Communicate–Part I.” The link to Mr. Lederman’s contributed paper, the speaking schedule and links to the eight other contributed papers are available on the SLA website at http://tinyurl.com/mx7nb3.

About Deep Web Technologies

Deep Web Technologies (http://www.deepwebtech.com) creates custom, sophisticated federated search solutions for clients who demand precise, accurate results. The tool of choice when needing to access the deep web, federated search performs real-time, parallel searches of multiple information sources, merging the results into one page. Serving Fortune 500 companies, the Science.gov Alliance (http://www.science.gov), the U.S. Dept. of Energy, the Dept. of Defense (http://multisearch.dtic.mil), Scitopia.org (http://www.scitopia.org), Nutrition.gov (http://www.nutrition.gov), WorldWideScience.org (http://www.worldwidescience.org) and a variety of other customers and partners, Deep Web Technologies has built a reputation as the “researcher’s choice” for its advanced, agile information discovery tools.

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• Stanford University Launches xSearch, a Multidisciplinary Search Tool Based on Deep Web Technologies’ Software - March 18th, 2010
• SwetsWise Searcher Improves Its Federated Search Performance With Deep Web Technologies - February 11th, 2010
• Deep Web Technologies Named to EContent 100 - December 15th, 2009
• Second Annual Federated Search Blog Contest Offers Bigger Cash Prizes - December 2nd, 2009
• Deep Web Technologies Announces Poster Presentation at ASIS&T Annual Conference - November 9th, 2009
• Andy Alsop Joins Deep Web Technologies as Vice President of Business Development - September 10th, 2009
• Deep Web Technologies Developing Multilingual Translator for Federated Search - September 3rd, 2009
• Deep Web Technologies-Powered Federated Search Engine Science.gov Takes Government to Next Level - August 4th, 2009
• Deep Web Technologies' Federated Search Now Integrates with RefWorks Online - July 28th, 2009
• ScienceResearch.com Debuts as the World’s Most Comprehensive Deep Web Science Search Engine - June 15th, 2009

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