Tools for Researchers

Ø Journal TOCs ( Free Table of Content for Individual researchers from more than 25000 scholarly Journals)

Ø Mendeley( A free reference manager and PDF organizer and academic social network from Elsevier)

Ø Zotero (Free Bibliographic and PDF Organizer from George Mason University)

Ø Journal Ranking (Based on Scopus, Elsevier)

Academic Search Engine (a potential alternative ofWoSand Scopus)

Ø Dimension.ai

Ø Lens database

Ø OpenAlex

Ø Consensus (AI based search Engine)

Ø Scite_

Ø BASE (Bielefeld Academic Search Engine)

Ø Google Scholar

AI tools for Research

Ø Keenious (Keenious helps the users to find out relevant papers when searching for literature).

Ø Consensus (Consensus is a search engine that uses AI to extract and distill findings directly from scientific research. It reads the papers for you and extracts key results).

Ø Research Rabbit (ResearchRabbit is an innovative “citation-based literature mapping tool" that allows you to supply a seed paper and find more papers relevant to the topic of interest.)

Ø Writefull (Automated paraphraser, abstract generator, title generator and copyeditor that has been trained on millions of scholarly journal articles)

Ø Writesonic (An article writing tool that features paraphrasing, text expansion, and single-click summarization)

Ø PaperPal (This tool offers real-time, subject specific language suggestions to help you write better and faster).

Ø Elicit: The AI Research Assistant (Elicit can summarize takeaways from the paper specific to your question, and extract key information from the papers).

Ø Explainpaper (Characterizing itself as "a better way to read papers" Explainpaper allows users to upload a paper, highlight confusing text, and Explalnpaper will provide an explanation)

Ø ChatPDF (This tool is similar to ChatGPT but for PDFs. Upload a PDF and this tool will summarize and answer questions for free)

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