BPS Events

This app appears to have been designed by someone with social media app experience but little understanding if what a visitor to the massive Biophysics meeting really needs It is difficult to search and select abstracts There is no way to select multiple abstracts in the search and to add them all to the agenda There is not even a back button to go back to the search although one can use an awkward workaround by entering the first letter of the last search The overview lists sometimes shorten titles so that one actually has to click on a title to read the full title None of this makes it easy to compile a personal program On the other hand it is easy to share whatever one is doing but I couldnt care less for the social aspects while the crucial base functionality is poorly designed It would be nice if one could import ones agenda from the web version        Awkward user interface

With this app in hand I had no use for the giant abstract book THIS is the way to go in the future Send events to your calendar add items to an agenda and view abstracts right from your iPhone or iPad Loved it A few small fixes and improvements would dramatically increase its usability and make it a true abstract book replacement 1 Please allow for a search in addition to a browse of abstracts titles and authors from the app Currently there is none at least I cant find it 2 When you browse to a session you currently have to open an abstract to find what room its in Thats silly The room number should be right along with the time in the session summary Same goes for posters show the range of board numbers without going into the individual abstracts 3 When you check in to a session youre dumped off into a neverland of social media Theres no way back to the session itself without starting your browse all over again PLEASE fix this one or get rid of the check in feature 4 You can rate a session but the ratings arent anonymous I hope I didnt tick off a colleague Either anonymize it or get rid of it              Throw away your abstract book