scienceOS
scienceOS is an AI-powered research platform built to accelerate scientific literature workflows by giving researchers fast, reliable access to a massive database, more than 225 million research papers via a chat-based interface. The core “AI science chat” lets you ask questions, get answers grounded in published literature, and even generate tables or diagrams summarizing findings. If you upload PDFs, the “multi-PDF chat” can parse up to eight documents per session and extract key passages, figures, and tables to help you digest papers quickly; it can also generate structured summaries of papers (e.g., intro, methods, conclusions), highlighting main findings, limitations, and key data. Alongside that, scienceOS includes an AI reference manager; you can store and organize up to 4,000 PDFs or citations in a personal or shared library, import external references (e.g., from Zotero), and chat with your own collection, useful for drafting literature reviews and building bibliographies.
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Connected Papers
Connected Papers is a visual tool designed to assist researchers and applied scientists in discovering and exploring academic papers pertinent to their field of work. By inputting a "seed paper," users can generate a graph that displays related papers based on a similarity metric derived from co-citation and bibliographic coupling analyses. This approach allows for the identification of relevant literature, even when direct citations are absent. The resulting graph provides a visual overview of the research landscape, highlighting seminal works and potential areas for further exploration. Connected Papers aims to streamline the literature review process, making it more efficient and comprehensive for researchers.
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Google Scholar
Google Scholar is a freely accessible search engine that specializes in indexing and providing access to scholarly literature across various disciplines and formats. It allows users to search for articles, theses, conference papers, preprints, technical reports, books, and other academic publications from a wide range of sources, including universities, research institutions, academic publishers, and professional societies.
Google Scholar aims to help researchers, students, and professionals find relevant academic resources for their studies or projects. Users can search by keywords, author names, or publication titles, and the results often include direct links to the full text or, in some cases, abstracts and citations. The search engine also provides tools to help users track citations, find related articles, and export citations in various formats.
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Crescis
Crescis is an AI powered research assistant that creates citation ready literature reviews from either your uploaded PDFs or AI powered searches across millions of scholarly articles. It retrieves relevant open-access papers, summarizes complex research into clear insights, and organizes sources into collections. Generate flawless citations in APA, MLA, Chicago, and more, then compile your findings into ready to edit literature review drafts. By combining search, retrieval, summarization, organization, and citation into one platform, Crescis helps students, researchers, and professionals turn scattered sources into polished academic writing, faster, easier, and more accurately than ever.
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