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GenAI-powered literature search engines
Productivity tools to retrieve full texts
Introducing GenAI-powered literature search engines, subscribed by our Libraries, that allow you to search in natural language - powerful enough to quickly get you started on your research!
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How to use SciSpace?
On the landing page, enter your research question in natural language, then hit Enter/Return to start searching.
SciSpace will use AI to generate a summary from top 5 papers (Basic account) to address your research question. Within the summary, there are citations pointing to the first 5 references retrieved below.
Retrieved literature are presented in a table format, with a defult column showing AI generated insights from each paper. On the right-hand side, you can create new columns by asking AI to extract and generate new insights from each paper. For example, select "Findings".
A new column "Findings" has been created. A gentle note for you: Do verify the given information before you use them!
How to use Scite Assistant?
After sign-in, go to "Assistant" to launch the GenAI-powered search.
Enter your research question in natural language, and hit the search button.
Scite Assistant will use AI to generate a summary to address your research question. Within the summary, there are citations pointing to references retrieved on the right-hand side. A gentle note for you: Do verify the given information before you use them!
Introducing productivity tools that help you efficiently retrieve full texts, as long as they are available within our library subscriptions.
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