Introducing NeBot

Scientific Knowledge, Made Easier to Explore.

 
NeBot is the Aspetar Sports Medicine Journal’s AI chatbot, designed to make the Journal’s published knowledge easier to find, navigate, and engage with.
 
Whether you are looking for a particular topic, exploring a new area of sports medicine, or returning to an article you read before, NeBot is designed to help you discover relevant content through conversation.
 
The name combines “Nebo”, inspired by Prof. Dr. Nebojsa Popovic’s name, with “Bot”, representing a chatbot. Its illustrated persona and maroon-and-blue palette connect the experience to the Journal’s identity.
 
NeBot is intended to complement the Journal website - not replace the expertise of clinicians, researchers, authors, or editors.

 

 

DISCOVER RELATED RESEARCH

Ask about a topic and discover related articles and insights from the Journal’s content.

COMMUNICATE IN DIFFERENT LANGUAGES

Ask questions in your preferred language and explore Journal content through a multilingual conversational experience.

EXPLORE THE ARCHIVE

Navigate published and archived content through one conversational interface.

Designed for Discovery

From Question to Relevant Reading.

 
NeBot aims to make the Journal’s growing collection of expert content more accessible, while keeping the reader connected to the source material.

 

 

ASK NATURALLY

Type a question or describe the sports medicine topic you want to explore, in different languages.

EXPLORE JOURNAL RESOURCES

Use AI-powered assistance to navigate Journal resources and identify potentially useful material.

CONTINUE TO THE SOURCE

Open the relevant Journal content and read the original article for its full context.

Frequently Asked Questions

NeBot helps you explore the Aspetar Sports Medicine Journal by finding relevant research, discovering articles on specific sports medicine topics, and navigating published content. It is designed to make the Journal’s resources easier to access and explore.

NeBot is an AI-powered chatbot with a humanized persona named “Nebo”. The name combines “Nebo”, inspired by Prof. Dr. Nebojsa Popovic’s name, with “Bot”, representing a chatbot. Its illustrated character reflects the Journal’s identity and expertise in sports medicine.

NeBot is designed to provide responses based on the Aspetar Sports Medicine Journal’s content and resources. Its answers may depend on which publications have been integrated into the system. For complete context, we recommend reading the original articles.

NeBot is being developed to support multilingual communication, allowing users to ask questions in different languages. 

No. You can interact with NeBot directly through the Aspetar Sports Medicine Journal website without creating an account or signing in.

Yes. You can access NeBot through the Aspetar Sports Medicine Journal website on your mobile phone, tablet, or desktop computer.

No. Uploading files or images is not currently supported. NeBot is designed to help you explore the content available through the Aspetar Sports Medicine Journal website.

You can edit a prompt or question you have submitted. When you edit and resend it, NeBot’s previous response to that prompt is replaced with a new response. Deleting prompts is not currently supported.

NeBot retains the last three turns of a conversation to help answer follow-up questions. Conversation history is kept for 24 hours per session and is automatically deleted after that period. Because NeBot does not require a login or user account, it does not retain or remember information across separate sessions.

NeBot retains chat messages, including your questions and the answers it generates, for 24 hours under an anonymous session ID that is not linked to your identity. To generate responses, your questions and relevant excerpts retrieved from the Journal are sent to the AI system for processing. Requests are also recorded in project cloud logs for troubleshooting and are retained for 30 days. Please avoid sharing personal, confidential, or sensitive information in the chat.

Yes. Like other AI-powered tools, NeBot may occasionally provide incomplete, inaccurate, or misunderstood information. It is intended to help you discover the Journal’s content, not replace professional judgement or independent review. Always consult the original publication and use appropriate clinical judgement when applying research findings.

Your feedback can help improve NeBot’s usability and responses. You can contact the Journal team through the contact details provided here: https://journal.aspetar.com/en/contact.

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