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PaperBanana helps researchers turn research text into scientific illustration and graphical abstract drafts. AI generation requires sign-in and credits. It also offers free research poster templates with editable PowerPoint export. Researchers should check generated labels, arrows and scientific claims before use.

GotGrant is an independent web workspace for researchers exploring NIH funding trends, funded investigators and recently awarded projects. It uses public NIH RePORTER records and links results to the official source. Users can save searches and receive daily or weekly alerts. GotGrant Pro costs US$14.99/month or US$119/year. A narrower postdoc lab-leads plan costs US$9.99/month or US$59/year and highlights recently funded labs, not confirmed vacancies. Subscriptions renew until cancelled. GotGrant is not affiliated with or endorsed by NIH.

OMOPHub gives healthcare data teams instant API access to the OHDSI standardized vocabularies: 11M+ concepts across 120+ vocabularies, including SNOMED CT, ICD-10, LOINC and RxNorm. It offers semantic and multilingual search, cross-vocabulary mappings, hierarchy navigation, FHIR-to-OMOP resolution, a FHIR terminology service, Python/R/Node SDKs and an MCP server for AI agents.

Free browser calculators for research labs: peptide reconstitution concentration (mg/mL, µg/µL), mg/mL ↔ mM molarity, and dilution (C1V1 = C2V2). Pure unit arithmetic, no signup, works on mobile, and embeddable via iframe. For research use only — no dosing or usage guidance.

Podhoc turns research papers, articles, PDFs and links into personal podcasts you can listen to anywhere, in 73 languages and 9 narration styles. For researchers, students and anyone who wants to keep up with reading while away from a screen. Works on web, mobile, Apple Watch and Garmin, with RSS export and a REST API. Freemium: 10 free Discovery podcasts, English and Spanish fully free.

A free guide for researchers comparing academic papers. It shows how to build a comparison table, ask focused questions across papers, and check each AI-assisted answer against its source. The guide links to DocuAsk's separate document-question tool; using the guide itself does not require an account.