AI tools for data analysis, literature review, and research automation
Elicit helps researchers find relevant academic papers quickly. Instead of searching manually, tell it what you're researching, and it finds and summarizes relevant papers. Perfect for literature reviews and getting up-to-speed on a topic.
Perplexity is like Google but AI-powered. Ask a research question, and it searches the web, finds sources, and provides an answer with citations. You can follow up with questions, and it maintains context. Perfect for research that needs current information.
Consensus specifically searches scientific papers. Ask a question like 'Does coffee improve productivity?' and it finds peer-reviewed research with citations. Great for evidence-based research and fact-checking claims.
Scite shows how papers cite other papers—whether they support, contradict, or mention them. This helps researchers understand the credibility of papers and see how research has evolved. It's like seeing the 'citation context'.
Connected Papers creates a visual map of how papers relate to each other. Start with one paper, and see which papers it builds on and which papers build on it. Great for understanding the landscape of research in a field.
Litmaps creates interactive maps of academic literature. You can visualize your research area, discover gaps in the literature, and find related work. It helps researchers see the bigger picture of their field.
ResearchRabbit helps you discover papers related to what you're reading. See papers in the same research area visually, get alerts when new relevant papers are published, and organize your research into collections.
Scholarcy turns academic papers into summaries with key claims, data, and findings highlighted. Instead of reading a 20-page paper, get a quick summary with the most important information pulled out.
Struggling with academic jargon? Upload a PDF, highlight confusing parts, and Explainpaper explains them in plain language. Perfect for understanding papers outside your specialty or learning new fields.
Semantic Scholar is an academic search engine powered by AI. It understands the meaning of papers, so searches are smarter. You get personalized recommendations based on your research interests.
Humata lets you upload any PDF and ask questions about it. Instead of reading through a document, ask questions and get answers. Great for research papers, reports, theses, and any documentation.