Reference and citation map for literature review and discovery

LitStudy: Using the power of Python to automate scientific literature analysis from the comfort of a Jupyter notebook

Systematic Literature Review (SLR) using AI involves leveraging artificial intelligence techniques to automate and expedite the process of reviewing and synthesizing large volumes of scholarly literature.

Retrieve PubMed articles, text-mining annotations, or molecular data from >35 Entrez databases via easy to use Python package - built on top of Entrez E-utilities API.

The aim of auto-paper is to give you tips, tricks, and tools to accelerate your publication rate and improve publication quality.

Literature Review Made Easy with Visualization

Citation-based literature search

Turbocharge a PubMed literature rather than clicking and clicking and clicking on Google Scholar

Semi-automatic Literature Survey (SaLS)

Automated search across multiple databases and preprint servers to save your time during structured literature search and review.

PaperGPT is an AI powered research assistant to keep track of latest publications given a set of keywords.

Multiplatform desktop app for systematic literature collection.

Python scripts for searching Pubmed using Biopython and working with eponymous terms

The frontend of the DaWeSearch project

ChatResearch is a desktop app for young researchers to build research libraries, chat with AI, and discover insights. Features ChatGPT integration, paper management, and research assistance.

Simple tool created with Microsoft Excel (365) to cluster subtopics in references in a literature survey for a paper, thesis or any other academic work,

Useful tutorials

The backend of the DaWeSearch project - a tool to conduct structured literature reviews (SLR).

Node.js Electron GUI for Scraping the Google Play Store.

this contains a file which was used to filter authors from a pubmed search for a systematic review based on the location of the author (requiring 50% USA led) and that one author from the USA was an academic