Start a research question with search-assisted answers and source links.
Research & Data
⌕ THE TASK TOOLKIT
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Find sources and turn information into insight.
Organize supplied sources and explore them through questions and summaries.
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Find academic literature and organize evidence for a research question.
Research & Data
Explore research questions with a search experience centered on papers.
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Explore scientific literature and inspect how later papers discuss a cited finding.
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Search scientific literature and discover connections between papers and research topics.
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Grow a reading list from seed papers and visualize connections to related research.
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Map literature connections, discover related papers and monitor a research topic.
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Ask questions about datasets and inspect generated analysis, charts and tables.
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BUILD AROUND A REAL TASK
All toolkits →Two tasks to take further.
Research & DataMap why two research findings appear to disagree
Compare conflicting studies by separating their questions, populations, methods, outcomes, and uncertainty. Build a map with source passages before writing a synthesis. The deliverable explains where findings overlap, where they address different conditions, and which contradiction remains unresolved by the evidence rather than assuming agreement.
ElicitConsensusScite
Build this toolkit →Research & DataRefresh a literature map from a checked seed set
Refresh a literature map using papers, a previous review date, and inclusion rules. Separate newly discovered papers from new publications, verify identifiers and source records, and explain what each retained item changes. Deliver an update log that a reviewer can audit and extend next time.
Semantic ScholarResearchRabbitLitmaps
Build this toolkit →PUT IT INTO PRACTICE
From an idea to an outcome.
Research & DataTHE PRACTICAL GUIDE
How to choose tools for a source-backed research brief
A one-page brief with an evidence table, open questions and original source links.
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↗A source-backed research brief
Perplexity → Gemini Notebook (NotebookLM)
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- Use a small sample of your actual work.
- Define a useful output before you start.
- Check current terms, access and data settings.
- Count the manual edits needed to make it usable.
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