Credits & Contributors

A collaborative research initiative focused on improving biomedical keyword discovery and MeSH recommendation workflows.

CREATOR

Leah Everitt, MSLS

Research & Education Librarian and Assistant Professor at University of New Mexico's Health Sciences Library and Informatics Center

Leah Everitt, MSLS Research & Education Librarian and Assistant Professor at University of New Mexico's Health Sciences Library and Informatics Center (ORCID: 0000-0003-0198-2512) is the creator of MeSH Recommender.

Previously Everitt was an Associate Fellow at the National Library of Medicine which is where they got the idea for the program.

Questions: leveritt@salud.unm.edu ORCID Profile

Presentations & Publications

Research presentations and scholarly contributions related to the MeSH Recommender 2026 project.

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Everitt L.

Oral Presentation

Designing and Evaluating a PubMed Metadata Text Mining Software Program

2026 June 8 Albuquerque, NM, USA

Association for Information Science & Technology Information Science Summit & Special Libraries Conference

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Everitt L.

Oral Presentation

Designing and Evaluating a PubMed Metadata Text Mining Software Program

2026 May 21 Milwaukee, WI, USA

Medical Library Association Annual Meeting 2026

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Everitt L.

Oral Presentation

Designing and Evaluating a PubMed Metadata Text Mining Software Program

2025 November 12 Albuquerque, NM, USA

University of New Mexico Library Scholarship Day

Open Source Repository

LEAHEVERITT/MESH_RECOMMENDER_2025

This project is openly accessible on GitHub to support transparency, collaboration, and continued research development within the biomedical community.

# MeSH_Recommender_2025/license
LICENSE = "CC-BY-NC-SA"

class MeSHRecommender:
    def __init__(self):
        # Initializing engine
        self.status = "open_source"

GitHub Repository CC-BY-NC-SA

PARTNERSHIPS & FUNDING

PROJECT FUNDING

University of New Mexico Health Sciences Library & Informatics Center 2026 Seed Grant

DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT

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