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See how Paperpile and ResearchRabbit can support your literature review — from discovering papers to organizing and citing them.
Join our live webinar on November 4 at 4 PM ET.
Save your spot: luma.com/dv1vfa2y
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Find a paper in ResearchRabbit. Save it to @Paperpile in one click. Keep going down the rabbit hole. 🐇
See the full lit review workflow live, Nov 4 at 4 PM ET.
luma.com/dv1vfa2y
See how Paperpile and ResearchRabbit can support your literature review — from discovering papers to organizing and citing them.
Join our live webinar on November 4 at 4 PM ET.
Save your spot: luma.com/dv1vfa2y
Paperpile retweeted
New research: experts' opinions are unconsciously swayed by AI agents' outputs.
One solution is to change what the agent does for you. It should be your librarian or assistant, not your PI.
Let it find and fetch papers, and point to the important parts.
Then read them yourself. And ask it to argue with you!
Learn more about our OpenEvidence integration → paperpile.com/blog/save-from…
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Doing a literature review this fall?
Learn how Paperpile and ResearchRabbit can help you find, organize, and cite research faster.
Join our webinar on November 4th→ luma.com/dv1vfa2y
Doing a literature review this fall?
Learn how Paperpile and ResearchRabbit can help you find, organize, and cite research faster.
Join our webinar on November 4th→ luma.com/dv1vfa2y
Paperpile retweeted
How many tabs do you have open right now?
You probably find papers with various tools: search engines like Google Scholar and PubMed, AI discovery tools like Consensus and Google Scholar Labs, and citation networks like ResearchRabbit and Litmaps.
Each one adds more tabs and more downloads.
How many tabs do you have open right now?
You probably find papers with various tools: search engines like Google Scholar and PubMed, AI discovery tools like Consensus and Google Scholar Labs, and citation networks like ResearchRabbit and Litmaps.
Each one adds more tabs and more downloads.
Our YouTube video walks through all three ways of finding papers and shows how to save what you find to your Paperpile library as you go.
Watch it here: youtube.com/watch?v=Jg0voITS…
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In case you’ve missed it, we’ve launched a YouTube channel 🎉
We’re starting with short tutorials on finding research papers, organizing your library, and best practices for reading and annotating.
We’ll also publish tutorials showing you how to use new Paperpile features as they’re released.
Paperpile retweeted
New session 📚 A literature review workflow with ResearchRabbit and @paperpile, live on Zoom.
Wed 4 Nov, 21:00 UTC (21:00 London, 22:00 Berlin, 16:00 New York, 02:30 Thu Mumbai).
luma.com/dv1vfa2y
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Starting a literature review means solving two problems: finding the right papers, and keeping track of the ones you’ve collected.
Join our webinar on November 4th.
Together, we’ll show you how to use ResearchRabbit to find papers, and Paperpile to organize what you find.
Paperpile retweeted
An AI-generated claim isn’t the same as evidence.
Even when an AI response includes a citation, you still need to search through the paper to check whether the source actually supports the claim.
Paperpile’s AI integration gives you answers with clickable citations that take you straight to the evidence.
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Keep your notes alongside your reading 🙏
Don’t miss this new series on modern academic workflows with @paperpile
youtu.be/1BcpW_Hnwvc?si=_9mR…
