Project Research

Open bibliometric dataset and dashboard on the published science behind ~179 peptides: about 65,000 PubMed publications (2000 onward) and about 5,000 ClinicalTrials.gov registrations, each classified by evidence class (human clinical, animal, in vitro, computational, review). Counts by peptide, year, research category and study type, plus a trial-level table with status, phase and whether results were posted. Frozen, citable dataset versions (2026.1) in CSV, JSON and XLSX under CC BY 4.0; every search query and classification rule is published on the methodology page. Metadata only, no medical or dosing advice. Disclosure: I'm the maintainer; it is published by Superfime LLC.

Vizcept is an AI scientific figure generator for master's and PhD students, researchers and linguistics courses. Describe your study and get a paper-ready figure: conceptual frameworks, CONSORT flow diagrams, syntax trees and sentence diagrams are typeset by code, so every label, arrow and count lands where you wrote it. Other figure types are drawn by an image model. Freemium: the first figure is free without an account; 5 credits on sign-up and daily check-in; watermarked downloads are free; plans from $14.90/month; non-renewing credit packs from $19.90. Credit packs never auto-renew.

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.

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.

Agent Bayes is an AI research assistant for MA and PhD students, postdocs and other academic researchers. You add your own papers as PDFs or sync them from Zotero, then ask a question. The agent searches only your library and writes the answer as a mindmap of claims, each cited to the passage and page it came from. Click a citation to read the passage or open the PDF at that page. When papers disagree, both positions stay on the map with their own sources.

One research workspace for writing, data and code: collaborative Word, LaTeX and Markdown editing with AI that has the whole project in context.

Yila AI is a browser workspace for the work between reading source material and explaining a research result: organising documents, drafting, analysing supplied material and preparing presentations. Its paper-to-slides workflow lets you choose sources and an audience, review a proposed structure, and export editable PowerPoint slides, optionally using an existing PPTX template. It is a proprietary service with a free plan and paid options; generated statements, references and analyses should be verified against original sources.

VIEW is a directory for discovering public Telegram channels, groups and bots through search and category browsing. It may help researchers (e.g. in social science or media studies) find potential public sources. Listings are discovery leads, not verified evidence: the directory includes adult and sensitive categories, carries sponsored placements, and its summaries, scores and audience counts may be inaccurate or stale. This is a project-affiliated submission.

ToText is an iPhone app that turns any recording into a transcript, a summary, tasks and answers to questions you ask about it. It also includes a dictation keyboard, which can help with interviews, lectures, meetings and field notes. Freemium.

StatOrigin is a free, open index of industry statistics from primary publishers. Each figure links to the source report, page and sentence it came from, which makes statistics easier to verify and cite.

ReviewAid is an open-source AI tool that speeds up systematic reviews by screening full-text papers against PICO criteria and extracting key data fields, acting as an AI-assisted second reviewer with confidence scoring.

Research Capture is a lightweight, self-hosted platform for managing study operations, registries and participant follow-up in smaller research projects.

PuppyOne is a local-first, open-source (Apache-2.0) workspace for documents, notes, PDFs, research and drafts. AI assistants work on the same project files across sessions, and changes made by AI can be reviewed and restored through version history. It is positioned as an Obsidian/Notion alternative, not a coding IDE.

PDFAnnotations turns PDF highlights and comments into reusable notes. Extract, clean, convert and organise annotations and export them to Markdown, CSV or plain text, with Pro formats for Obsidian, Notion, Excel and JSON. Processing happens locally in your browser.

LitSource is a biomedical research assistant for finding relevant scholarly papers and checking that citation records are traceable before use. It matches claims and references to scholarly records (PubMed, PMC, Crossref, OpenAlex, Semantic Scholar) and flags mismatches for human review, leaving interpretation and final citation decisions to the researcher.

Kahubi is an AI research assistant for academics and PhD students. It searches the literature, answers questions with citations from your own reference library, runs statistics on your data, transcribes and codes research interviews, and helps write Word or LaTeX manuscripts. Built in Sweden and hosted in the EU; a free plan is available.

Generate IEEE-style citations from a DOI, URL, ISBN or title. Review source details, copy numbered in-text citations and export a reference list to Word or BibTeX without signing up.

A curated directory of 288+ open-source tools for systematic reviews, meta-analysis and evidence synthesis, based on a systematic mapping study. It covers the full workflow from search and screening to extraction, risk-of-bias assessment and meta-analysis, and only lists publicly available, OSI-licensed software.

Cytation AI checks a claim against credible sources. Paste a post or article link, or upload a screenshot, and it matches the claim to supporting or contradicting sources. Useful for quick fact-checking when reading or citing secondary material.

Coherence is an AI reading workspace for research articles and PDFs. Ask contextual questions about selected passages, annotate sources, and organise saved sources and notes in a smart knowledgebase. It supports PDF parsing and Markdown workflows, with web, Chrome and macOS access and a free plan.

BGPT API searches scientific papers through REST/Python or MCP and returns structured full-text study evidence rather than only abstracts. It is useful for literature review agents, scientific RAG, systematic review screening and evidence tables.

Anomaly AI is an AI data analysis workspace for large datasets and spreadsheets. It turns Excel, CSV, Google Sheets, GA4, BigQuery, Snowflake and MySQL data into traceable dashboards, reports, slides and PDFs.

AMA Cite is a free, browser-based AMA 11th edition citation generator for medical and life-science references. Enter a DOI, PMID, ISBN, title, URL or source details to format a reference, review it, manage a local citation list and export to BibTeX, TXT or Word.

AI Hubs offers an AI synthesis platform and an academic research API. It helps find and understand research papers, answer questions with verified sources, synthesise evidence across papers and manage citations (BibTeX, APA 7, RIS).

BibTeX Enricher is a free, browser-based tool that automatically enriches .bib reference files with abstracts and missing metadata by querying multiple academic databases in batch. It requires no installation and runs entirely in the browser, making it instantly accessible to any researcher working with BibTeX bibliographies.

Scholar Inbox is a personal paper recommender which enables researchers to stay up-to-date with the most relevant progress in their fields based on their personal research interests.

Gold Digger is a command-line tool for snowballing literature search, starting from a few initial papers. It uses the Semantic Scholar API to find citations and references, and provides a flexible filtering mechanism to narrow down the results.

PageStash is a fast, powerful web capture and research tool designed for analysts, researchers, and anyone who needs to save and organize online information. With one click, it captures full web pages (screenshots, HTML, and text), extracts key content, and organizes everything into a searchable knowledge base. Perfect for investigations, OSINT workflows, and research-heavy tasks.

NoteMe is a Chrome extension that empowers you to place notes anywhere on any website and access them all in one convenient popup. Your notes stay 100% local and private—no internet or external servers involved. Instantly jump back to the exact spot on any page, and easily share notes with others

Discover Related Medical Research Literature Instantly with Similar Studies.

Active learning tool designed to aid researchers in the title/abstract screening step of systematic reviews. It is expected to save time as it allows a prioritized screening based on prior knowledge (set of at least one relevant and one irrelevant record).

Instantly Extract Insights from Medical Research Papers with ResearchMate.

Enago Read is an AI assistant that speeds up the literature review process, offering summaries and key insights to save researchers reading time. It boosts productivity with advanced AI technology and the Copilot feature, enabling real-time questions for deeper comprehension of extensive literature. (It was called RAx.)

StArt is a tool developed in an academic environment with scientific soundness that supports conducting systematic reviews.

Perplexity is your AI-powered Swiss Army Knife for information discovery and curiosity. It's not just about answering questions; it's about empowering you to do more—whether you're looking to summarize content, explore new topics, or even get a little creative.

Cosma is a document graph visualization tool. It modelizes interlinked Markdown files and renders them as an interactive network in a web interface. You can use Cosma to create a portable knowledge base, combining rich hypertextual descriptions with the affordances of a graph view, contextualized backlinks, automatically generated citations, metadata filters and more.

Find the most relevant literature using graphs and metrics.

Expontum (https://www.expontum.com/) - Helps researchers quickly find knowledge gaps and identify what research projects have been completed before.

Discover, learn, and share research, made easy with our AI.

Generate images by typing some texts.

ScienceCast is a free open-access platform for researchers to disseminate their scientific results and ideas to a wide audience of fellow scientists, journal Editors, grant program managers, and other professionals working at the cutting edge of science and innovation.

The AI-powered article summarizer

Search the largest scientific corpus in the world. Discover and study research papers better with SciSpace copilot

Assistant is a conversational tool made by scite that lets you ask questions in simple language and get answers backed by real, up to date references. Think of like ChatGPT with real, up to date references, tailor-made for anyone discovering, understanding, or writing research.

Aria is Your AI Research Assistant Powered by Large Language Models

Your AI research assistant in Zotero, powered by Large Language Models (LLMs).

A model called ChatGPT which interacts in a conversational way. The dialogue format makes it possible for ChatGPT to answer follow-up questions, admit its mistakes, challenge incorrect premises, and reject inappropriate requests.

An open source research platform or ELN based on WordPress and the FAIR Data Toolkit that is Sustainable, Affordable, FAIR, and Easy.

With Dimensions, you have free access to a vast collection of curated research outputs and tools that help you source exactly what you need to advance your own discoveries.

visual networked and mind-mapping note taking app

visual networked and mind-mapping note taking app

The mission of Papers with Code is to create a free and open resource with Machine Learning papers, code, datasets, methods and evaluation tables. There is also papers with code for physics, astronomy, and more.

Sci-Tech knowledge graph & text analysis platform for scientific literature tracking, summarization and search

Elicit is a GPT-3 powered research assistant.

Discover and track literature

A Chinese website for reading, managing, and discussing research papers online.

A browser extension that adds video explanations to research papers on arxiv.org

PaperPanda is a chrome extension to access the PDF files of research papers by automatically searching the web. So our research is not blocked by the paywall.

The online journal club of research articles with comments.

Explore scientific, technical, and medical research on Artigo

Collaborative or private note taking on the web. Highlight and annotate websites in distinct notebooks.

Navigate the literature with interactive visualisations of citation networks and discover science faster

Reference Manager to discover, read, annotate, write and share scientific research

A browser extension to read and download papers for free and legally.

Data science notebooks for teams

MyMind is an idea note, quote, page, and image collector with the usual tag-style support. You add material from the web via a capable browser plugin; but, the standout feature is AI help in your search/retrieval of information, even without tags. It displays your saved material in a card grid—think Pinterest, Pocket, and similar—with selectable density and size. A large search box sits at the top with instant results while you type.

Understand the journals and institutes through publications

Platform where you find research groups with their current research focus, publications, patents, clinical trials and projects. Research groups can also connect with industry easily here.

A knowledge base that lets you capture notes, code, and research lightning-fast. Everything adds to a web of ideas that’s easy to use at scale.

Explore connected papers in a visual graph

(Rebranded to Enago Read) Speed up literature analysis and comprehension with RAx. Smart assistant to explore, collate insights and organize your research easily.

Efficient and visual note-taking and knowledge management while reading

sh can helping people getting academic papers for free

Semantic Scholar uses groundbreaking AI and engineering to understand the semantics of scientific literature to help Scholars discover relevant research.

AI Powered Research Career: rankings of researchers, academic institutes, and conferences; trends of research topics; datasets for research.

An open database of free scholarly articles for you to legally download research papers for free.

Free silhouette images of animals, plants, and other life forms, available for reuse under a Public Domain or Creative Commons license.

the peer-reviewed open-access encyclopedia, where knowledge is curated by communities of experts.

Create, share, and collaborate on protocals. Protocals.io is not only for biologist, it can be used for any protocals.

Speed up literature review

Web interface for browsing, search and filtering recent arxiv submissions

free and open access scientific collaboration network

Paperscape is an interactive map that visualises the arXiv, an open, online repository for scientific research papers.

The Institute for Quantitative Social Science

Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research

Linked energy information on hundreds of topics crowdsourced from industry and government agencies.

Certified repository for Archaeology data

MAST: Barbara A. Mikulski Archive for Space Telescopes

MAST: Barbara A. Mikulski Archive for Space Telescopes

US Virtual Astronomical Observatory

Earth science data

Weather, climate, coasts, oceans, and geophysics etc