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Signals indicators are now on RR+. See at a glance which papers might need a closer look before you cite them: 🛡️ No major risks found ⚠️ Caution: some risks found 🛑 Alert: significant risks found Tap any indicator for a quick summary, like retracted references or high self-citation.

So happy it’s the weekend. Catching up on all of my reading 🫶

Hey Algorithm, the admin behind ResearchRabbit here 🐇 Help me connect with people interested in: 📚 Research 🔍 Discovery 🧠 Science 🎓 Academia 📖 Literature 📄 Articles 📓 Journals 🤖 AI 🧪 Experiments 📊 Data 💻 Technology 📝 Writing 📰 Publishing 🔓 OpenAccess 📕 Libraries

A little appreciation for research today. 🫶 Research asks a lot of you. But it gives back discovery, creativity, beauty, and a joy that lasts long after the thesis is done. Here’s to every researcher finding their way through the hard parts. 🐇✨

Today's agenda: read, read, read. Tomorrow's agenda: probably also read.

What do good researchers do when they don't know what they're doing? Free live webinar + Q&A with @thesiswhisperer.bsky.social

You've probably got years of papers in Zotero, saved one at a time. Import them into ResearchRabbit and you see them as a map: which ones cite each other, the earlier work they all build on, and the newer papers that haven't saved yet. How to import your collection 👇 youtu.be/XArn8h5ewQY

New session 📚 A literature review workflow with ResearchRabbit and @paperpile.com, live on Zoom. Wed 4 Nov, 21:00 UTC (21:00 London, 22:00 Berlin, 16:00 New York, 02:30 Thu Mumbai). luma.com/dv1vfa2y

Save the date 📅 Wed 21 Oct: Prof. Inger Mewburn (the Thesis Whisperer) on what good researchers do when they don't know what they're doing. Free, on Google Meet. Sign up at researchrabbit.ai/events. Not knowing is part of the method. 🐇

Your first literature review doesn't have to be overwhelming. In under 2 minutes, you'll see the workflow that turns your idea into a clear, connected map of your field. Grab a coffee (you won't even finish it) and watch here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jTR...

Your first literature review doesn't have to be overwhelming. In under 2 minutes, you'll see the workflow that turns your idea into a clear, connected map of your field. Grab a coffee (you won't even finish it) and watch here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jTR...

“Universities should retain coursework but stop grading it” In a world of AI, the point is to prepare students for a more attributable demonstration of competence at sparser checkpoints, says Simona Aimar What do you think? www.timeshighereducation.com/opinion/univ...

You're allowed to not understand the abstract. That's what the other 30 pages are for.

Starting a PhD, a master's dissertation, or your first big research project in 2026? Exciting stuff. ​Join Mushtaq Bilal, PhD, one of academia's most trusted voices on AI, as he starts a literature review live, from scratch. Sign up to the event: researchrabbit.ai/events

Is 50 citations a lot? 👀 In one field, it could signal a landmark paper. In another, not so much. Citation counts only make sense in context: field size, publication age, and citation patterns all matter. What is a good citation count?

Lost in the Literature? That's exactly where your literature review begins. ​Live masterclass with @mushtaqbilalphd.bsky.social www.researchrabbit.ai/events?utm_s...

We've finished the first draft of our new search prototype and we're looking for some peer-reviewed magic. Do you have 30 minutes? Come and share your research topic. Book a slot: cal.com/nathan-rr/30...

I just found the paper that changes everything 🐰

The right paper might not use the words you’re searching for. “AI collaboration” could appear elsewhere as “interactive AI” or “augmented decision-making.” Keyword search finds the words. Citation mapping helps find the connections. 🐇 Read more 👇 www.researchrabbit.ai/articles/res...

You CAN write that literature review. Today we're walking through how to trace citation networks, keep on top of your reading, and find the papers you need to get it done. Free. 30 minutes. Live today. 👉 researchrabbit.ai/events

Lost in the Literature? That's exactly where your literature review begins Join @mushtaqbilalphd.bsky.social for a live masterclass, one of academia's most trusted voices on AI, as he starts a literature review, from scratch. luma.com/927bc13k

Saved it. Skimmed it. Actually read it. Understood it. Reading Lists are now live in ResearchRabbit, so you always know where you are with your reading. 🐰 learn.researchrabbit.ai/en/articles/...

How do you know when your literature review is actually finished? Genuinely asking.

Today is the day! Dr Jamie Pei is going to walk us through 3 smarter writing habits for researchers. Who is joining us? 😎 ​There'll be time for Q&A at the end, so bring your questions. www.researchrabbit.ai/events

ResearchRabbit now flags untrustworthy papers before you cite them. Here's how Article Risk Badges work. 👇 youtu.be/QZi35tGejVU

Literature reviews are easier when you can actually see how papers connect. Here, we show how @researchrabbit.ai helps researchers explore papers visually instead of getting lost in endless search results. Try it for free:  https://www.researchrabbit.ai/ ad

Prioritize papers before opening PDFs

The researchers who move through literature fastest aren't faster readers. They're better at deciding which papers deserve a full read before they open a single PDF. Prioritize first. Match depth to importance. Read out of order. Full guide 👇 www.researchrabbit.ai/articles/how...

I need more coffee to get through these papers 😩

What are you working on today? Found any good papers?

About to hop into a new paper ✨

Super excited for this event by Sanya Jain - Your Grad Coach Come and join us and learn how to find the right research gap for your PhD 🐰 Sign up below 👇 www.researchrabbit.ai/events

Happening today! 🐇 Start your literature review in 30 minutes using ResearchRabbit. We'll walk through a workflow for finding relevant papers fast, following the connections that matter, and keeping everything organised as your search grows. 👇 Join us here luma.com/n6bqy3ky

Last week we presented @researchrabbit.ai to librarians at the CAUL conference in Wellington and Melbourne. Librarians are at the forefront of how researchers discover knowledge, and we love building alongside them. #CAUL2026

Se você ainda não sabe por onde começar sua revisão de literatura, esse tutorial do @ResearchRabbit é o melhor ponto de partida 👇 youtu.be/GJvkphk1WpA?...

It’s team day! We’re throwing around ideas to make ResearchRabbit and literature search better. Drop your ideas, we’re actually reading them 👇

Poor supervision is pushing young researchers out of academia A survey finds that academic supervisors can have a huge impact on their students’ mental health www.nature.com/articles/d41...

You definitely read all of those papers after you save them, right?

Apparently Claude has started randomly telling people to go to sleep and we’re thinking about embedding it into ResearchRabbit. You’ve found enough papers for today. It’s time for a nap. 🐰 💤

Thinking cannot be outsourced, at least, not if you want to remember it.

"Universities should teach AI literacy, emphasise why developing knowledge is important and teach students why being an expert matters." Getting AI right in education starts with understanding what it actually can and can't do. theconversation.com/ai-can-be-a-...

Keyword search rewards people who already know a field well. Which is exactly when you need it least. Start with one paper you trust. Follow where it leads. 🐰 👇 www.researchrabbit.ai

I challenge you to drop a paper into ResearchRabbit and keep following its citations for five minutes

Two papers studying the exact same phenomenon might use completely different terminology depending on their field. Keyword search treats them as separate conversations. Citation networks don't care what you call it. 👇 www.researchrabbit.ai/articles/bey...