Osmosis

Until 22.03.2026, Charles University has trial access to Osmosis — an interactive platform for studying (and teaching) medical disciplines. This platform combines modern technology with a deep understanding of the needs of learners in the medical and health sciences. It offers a wide range of multimedia learning materials, including videos, quizzes, and flashcards, designed to promote deeper understanding and long-term memory. Osmosis can be used for self-study as well as for teaching.

Access via the eResources Portal:

https://cuni.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/420CKIS_INST/gf08nd/alma9926156025606986

Guides & tutorials:

https://view.highspot.com/viewer/96632f6706f04a77e8a30a2e42fcee7e#ejfy0z5qq6

Login is via the university email; follow the guide at the eResources Portal (after accessing the Osmosis platform).

scite_

Until 28th February, Charles University has trial access to scite_, which allows users to see how a publication has been cited, providing the citation context and classification.

Access to scite_ (via the eResource Portal)

You must set up a user account on the university email whatever@whatever.cuni.cz to use scite_ properly. Students who do not have faculty emails can use the UKID@cuni.cz email by following these instructions:

- UKID = 8-digit number

- Open the web version of Office 365: https://outlook.office365.com/mail

- Sign in using your university email address (UKID@cuni.cz).

- If prompted, authenticate using your CAS credentials.

If you already have an account set up for a non-university email, you can only use it within the University’s IP address range.

During the trial access, there will be webinars:

Get The Most Out Of Scite: Monthly Training Sessions

29.01.2026 5 – 6 pm

26.02.2026 5 – 6 pm

Registration

Behind the Scenes with Scite Assistant: A Technical Exploration

4.02 2026 4 – 5 pm

Registration