There is a wide range of AI tools with unique strengths and uses. It's advised to try out several of them and choose which suits your particular field and research needs. |
Given the rapid expanse of AI agents, our lists do not cover all existing tools, but do offer those that we found to be most contributive to research in personal use. |
Most of the tools on the market work on a Freemium model - certain usage is free, while additional features are only available to paid subscribers. |
In any case, feel free to consult with the library staff for additional information. |
An AI-powered search engine for academic articles available online. This engine works with research questions, presents informative snapshots with references directly from the used sources in response to queries, and provides links to relevant articles. |
An AI-powered search engine for academic articles available online. This engine works with research questions, topics, or keywords, displays summary information about all suggested articles in a table format, and provides links to the articles themselves when possible. |
An AI-powered search engine for academic articles available online. This engine works with research questions, topics, or keywords, displays information about relevant articles in a table format, provides links to the articles themselves when possible, and allows working with and analyzing specific files. |
An AI-based bibliographic mapping tool. This tool bases off a main article uploaded by the user and uses it to create a visual map of bibliographic items in the field researched in the article. The tool provides links when possible, bibliographic details, citation information, and references to additional sources. It also can create bibliographic lists. |
An AI-based bibliographic mapping tool. This tool bases off a main article uploaded by the user and uses it to create a visual map of bibliographic items in the field researched in the article. The tool provides links when possible, bibliographic details, citation information, and references to additional sources. |
An AI-based bibliographic mapping tool. This tool bases off a main article uploaded by the user and uses it to create a visual map of bibliographic items in the field researched in the article. The tool provides links when possible, bibliographic details, citation information, and references to additional sources. It also can connect to Zotero. |
An AI-based tool for searching academic sources available online. This tool can analyze input text and suggest articles that support the claims found in the text. |
An AI-based ibliographic mapping tool. It works with keywords and creates a visual map of secondary sources while grouping findings by related topics. Provides links to articles, bibliographic details, and research contexts. |
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A browser add-on from SciSpace. Enables chatting with webpages, summarizing and translating content, searching for relevant articles, and more from the browser itself. |
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An in-browser PDF reader add-on from Google. Capable to creating outlines of the content and provide direct links to specific paragraphs.
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A dedicated tool for study assistance that can record, transcribe, and summarize live lessons. Organizes notes, generates insights, and allows creating proficiency tests.
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A virtual notebook from Google that allows organizing and managing information, summaries, notes, file uploads, and more. One of the tool's standout features is podcast creation.
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A time management and meeting transcription tool that can connect to Zoom meetings (or lessons), transcribe them, summarize, and extract tasks from the content.
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This guide was last updated on 01.12.2024
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