Copilot adapts to you thanks to improved memory
Discover how to get the most out of Microsoft's Copilot AI assistant with the new Copilot Memory feature.
From September 9th, 2024 until the end of the month, trial access to the Research Assistant tool of the Web of Science database will be available. The trial access has been set up thanks to the CzechElib consortium. Research Assistant can be accessed on the MU network or remotely.
If access via the button does not work for you, go to the WoS website as usual, and you will see the option to use the assistant on the bottom left.
Research Assistant Remote Access
There are three topics offered in the assistant's chat, which I recommend trying out to get used to the "tone" of the assistant's communication. Regarding topics that can be covered, the assistant is already familiar with what we're looking for and has been pre-prompted with much of the essential context. If we don't know what questions or requests to start with but want to try it out anyway, we don't have to worry too much about what to ask - it will lead us by asking for input.
In your opinion, is the tool helpful, or does it not make the work easier? We encourage FF staff and PhD students to share their impressions, opinions, and experiences in the post thread in the Teams group.
Thanks to the cooperation with CzechElib, you can look forward to testing another AI assistant for database searches at the beginning of next month.
Discover how to get the most out of Microsoft's Copilot AI assistant with the new Copilot Memory feature.
In July, the library will be closed for operational reasons, Group Study Rooms and Reading Room will remain partially open. In August, there will be limited opening hours in all areas. We will open fully in mid-September.