The AI tools that support every stage of your PhD

Explore a subject and quickly trace claims back to sources that you should verify.

Best for: starting a literature review.

Search scientific literature through questions and compare conclusions across studies.

Best for: quickly assessing the state of evidence.

Explore networks of authors and publications around a seed paper.

Best for: finding related references.

Explore a topic, organise collected information and prepare an initial documented synthesis.

Best for: framing a literature search.

A documentary research platform dedicated to Arabic-language academic and scientific resources.

Best for: searching Arabic scholarly literature.

See whether a paper is supported, contrasted or mentioned by the research that cites it.

Best for: checking a key source.

Ask questions of your own documents and create source-grounded summaries.

Best for: preparing a chapter or a literature review.

Get assistance reading complex papers, especially methods and technical concepts.

Best for: understanding a technical article.

Collect, organise, annotate and cite references from your browser and word processor.

Best for: most PhD students.

Manage shared libraries and annotate references with your team.

Best for: collaborative projects.

A reference manager widely used in university and health research environments.

Best for: institutions already using EndNote.

Visualise relationships between publications to identify significant papers in a field.

Best for: understanding a research landscape.

Create a first presentation structure, then refine it using your verified content.

Best for: a talk or thesis defence.

Turn an explanation into a visual draft that you can review and improve.

Best for: illustrating a conceptual framework.