Coronavirus Research Hub
Welcome to the Elsevier Coronavirus Research Hub
We invite researchers and data scientists focused on Coronavirus vaccine, drug, clinical and other related research, to freely access these Elsevier solutions for your work.
Get accessElsevier coronavirus and Covid-19 related full text articles and chapters will be provided for as long as needed while the public health emergency is ongoing. Research tools and selected Virology and Infectious Disease Journals are open to coronavirus researchers through 28th of October 2020.
Made for researchers in the following segments

Life Sciences
Empowering your exploration and delivery of diagnostic, therapeutic, and preventive interventions.

Clinical Research
Empowering you to manage population and patient health, and to capture and share clinical data.

Academic & Government
Empowering you with the latest published data and insights, and enabling cross-sector collaboration.

Data Scientist
Empowering you to more quickly gather and operationalize your training sets and models with quality data.
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Find and apply the current clinical understanding of coronavirus related pathophysiology, diagnosis and treatment.
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Surface drug-disease relationships, drug-drug interactions, treatments used in similar pathologies, and suitable animal models for testing.
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Quickly find up-to-the minute research on Covid-19 via this open-access online preprint community.
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Identify potential research collaborators in areas related to the coronavirus epidemic across basic science, translational research, or clinical practice.
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Organize your COVID-19 research, collaborate with others online, and discover the latest research
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Discover, collect, share and publish COVID-19 research data
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Find precise biomedical information from > 14 million full-text articles from multiple publishers, in addition to smarter searching and interrogation of the CORD-19 dataset.
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Build your knowledge of the emerging research; assess the methods and evidence found in >30,000 novel corona virus and Covid-19 related full text articles and chapters.
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Obtain full drug candidate profiles, analyzed and ranked based on your submitted criteria.
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In Mendeley Data investigate biological relationships between diseases (MERS and SARS), proteins and molecules, all extracted from Pathway Studio.
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Search for the molecules that modulate the target proteins, find synthetic routes, scale up the synthetic routes with GMP compliance.
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Analyze coronavirus and COVID-19 specific research output, find and assess collaborators.
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Understand Safety Toxicology and DMPK properties of drug candidates using FDA and EMA data on approved drugs. Predict drug-drug interaction risks.
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Find COVID-related research funding opportunities and receive alerts regarding new funding sources.
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Collect, and safely store, patient level data in a consistent and secure manner during clinical development and other patient-related studies.
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Showcases

Navigating the Virus Regulation Pathway through Text Mining and Knowledge Graph
by Helena Deus (Senior Technology Researcher)

Drug Repurposing for SARS-CoV-2 Using Network Polypharmacological Approach
by Helena Deus (Senior Technology Researcher)
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