Stay ahead of research trends without drowning in search results
Dataneer monitors key topics across scientific sources and turns raw search results into concise weekly or daily briefings. You spend time on decisions and strategy, not on manual searching.
Dataneer is currently in a private alpha phase. Access is by invitation only.
- Three new phase two trials indicate improvement in cardiovascular endpoints for patients with high BMI.
- One patent family filed in Europe on oral delivery with reduced side effects.
- No major safety signal detected against last week baseline.
Dataneer uses configured queries and topics to build a concise weekly or daily overview that can be shared with decision makers or plugged into internal tools.
How Dataneer works
Three simple steps from search chaos to a calm research signal.
From configure topics to receive briefings
You define topics, Dataneer monitors scientific and patent sources, removes noise and sends a briefing that highlights what changed since the previous slice.
Configure topics
Define therapeutic areas, mechanisms of action and key terms. Combine clinical, scientific and patent queries in one workspace.
Dataneer monitors sources
Continuously pulls new content from PubMed, Crossref and patent databases, deduplicates results and filters out noise.
Receive briefings
You receive concise summaries and links in a format that can be shared with leadership, portfolio teams or embedded into internal systems.
Use cases
Different teams, one shared need to stay in front of new signals.
For pharma research teams, academic institutions and IP or patent teams.
Therapeutic area horizon scanning
Keep track of new trials, mechanisms of action and competition signals in one place instead of repeating the same manual searches week after week.
Literature and funding awareness
Help labs and departments see what is being published, where funding is moving and which collaborations might be relevant for the next period.
Emerging filings and technical trends
Surface new patent families and technical directions in your focus domains. Understand who is moving first and how portfolios are shifting.
FAQ
A few questions that often come up when teams look at Dataneer for the first time.