Non-Patent Literature Now Available in PATENTSCOPE
March 2, 2021
The integration of non-patent literature (NPL) in PATENTSCOPE has now started with the open access (OA) content on Nature.com, a part of publisher Springer Nature, which includes content from some of the world’s leading multidisciplinary science journals. Over 54,000 documents (biblio and full-text) are now searchable in PATENTSCOPE.
A new button to include the NPL in the result list is now available in:
1. The advanced search and the Field Combination interfaces
2. The result list: the refine options is available upon clicking on Include NPL
NPL information integrated in the result list is ranked by relevance together with the patent documents that match the search performed. All the PATENTSCOPE search features are available to perform searches in the NPL in PATENTSCOPE, as well as WIPO Translate for the translation of the articles
NPL search fields (the NPL box has to be ticked before entering the fields):
Field | Information retrieved |
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AU: Hyojin Kim | author, Hyojin Kim for example, of the article |
CTR:ZZ | only NPL information search criteria. |
DP:(30.12.2020) | publication date, December 30th, 2020 for example. |
DTY:NPL | all NPL the records |
EN_AB: (electric bicycle) | information in the abstract of the article, electric bicycle for example |
EN_DE: (electric bicycle) | information in the article, electric bicycle for example |
EN_TI: (electric bicycle) | information in the title of article, electric bicycle for example |
IC: G06F | code IPC, G06F for example (assigned by an AI procedure) |
JO: (British Journal of Cancer) | publisher of the article, for example, the British Journal of Cancer |
PN: 10.1038/s41416-019-0673-5 | publication number of the article, for example: 10.1038/s41416-019-0673-5 |
PU: Nature | source of NPL, for example Nature |
In the Analysis in the result list, NPL information is available in the Kind code column
In the future, more sources of OA content will also become available in PATENTSCOPE.