Read, revise, and refine it into a new version.
A connected research space for review articles
Read, compare, and write from evidenceReview Article Workbench
Set a research frame, discover and compare papers, then carry your reading decisions into a mind map and manuscript.
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Your review question and scope carry across every project
Research frame
Move step by step from a research frame to a mind map, argument draft, abstract, figures, and full manuscript.
Four connected workspaces
Keep working in the same research context
Start anywhere and continue from the current project's question and scope.
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Review Studio
Move step by step from a research frame to a mind map, argument draft, abstract, figures, and full manuscript.
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Literature discovery
Start from one paper and follow its references, later citations, and related research.
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Research trends
Use questions to compare consensus, disagreement, changes, and remaining gaps across papers.
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Paper Reader
Organize project papers together and use your own sources for translation and conversation.
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How a review takes shape
As your thinking develops, the manuscript's evidence becomes clearer
Instead of producing a finished answer at once, review what you read and decide at each stage before moving it into the manuscript.
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Research frame
Provisionally define the topic, question, and scope to examine.
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Discover, trends, and reading
Find and compare papers while preserving important passages and notes.
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Mind map and argument draft
Connect perspectives, contrary evidence, and each paper's role into a persuasive sequence.
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Abstract and figures
Create a reviewable abstract and figures from the current argument and evidence.
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Full manuscript
Complete the review manuscript and final checks while revisiting the sources.
From the first research frame
Start a review where the evidence you read stays connected
Sign in, create a project, and begin with a single topic or question.
New review project
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