Tired of Numerous AI Tools?

Claude, Obsidian and Chatgpt are great AI tools; however, do they meet your research expectations?

The best AI tool for your research should align with your study goals and method.

I present a personal experience after using various tools

These tools cannot replace your research skills, however they offer:

• Data driven study topic selection criteria
• Best literature review process
• Faster data analysis
• Easy of managing huge data

ResearchRabbit

ResearchRabbit is known for its strength in mapping study sections. For example, it will map literature sections, allowing a researcher to determine the most appropriate resources. With this AI tool, you can establish research connections and identify similar works. ResearchRabbit organises its data based on timeline, compare authors and connect to Zotero.

SciSpace

I highly rank SciSpace for research topic selection, article summarise, article comparisons and presentation. SciSpace is perfect for reviews.

 myStylus

This tool is great for resource finding. It can locate more articles than your everyday database search. myStylus allow you to quickly analyse the research content. For example, it can easily pull demographic data from a journal.

Scite

As the name suggest, Scite’s “citation context” feature is a robust research tool. It tracks citations, their frequency and even content by author. This is perfect tool for your literature review and thematic analysis.

 Elicit

Elicit is the AI tool to help you with identifying your dissertation research scope or gap. Using the ‘research gap finder,’ it will analyse your resources and suggest unexplored research questions. It a perfect tool when you are uncertain with your scope.

Perplexity

Initially, I used this tool for quick fact-checking, but later realised its strength in contextual research.

The ‘muti-source analysis’ allow you compare topics for better decision making. Its real time updates, allow a researcher to compare the most recent resources.

Consensus

Consensus has unmatched “evidence mapping” feature. When writing your dissertation, you can map your resource findings, methodology rigor and sample sizes. The visual presentation is fast and easy to interpret, especially when dealing with mixed studies.

Tired of Numerous AI Tools? Maximize Your Research Potential with these Tools

Are you tired of juggling multiple AI tools unsure of their effectiveness? While Claude, Obsidian, and ChatGPT are popular AI tools, they may not fully align with your specific research goals or method. The right AI tool should enhance your research process and promote the needed rigour.

Streamline Study Topic Selection

AI mapping tools such as the ResearchRabbit help you map study sections, identify related works, and organize data by timeline. It connects seamlessly with Zotero for reference management, ensuring you find the best resources for your dissertation.

Simplify Literature Reviews and Comparisons

SciSpace excels in research topic selection, article summarization, and comparing articles. It’s ideal for literature reviews, helping you analyze existing research and identify key findings that support your work.

Speed Up Data Analysis and Manage Large Datasets

Scite and Perplexity are invaluable tools for data analysis. Scite’s citation context feature tracks citation frequency, while Perplexity enables multi-source analysis and real-time updates to compare the latest research, helping you stay ahead in your field.

Discover Relevant Resources Faster

myStylus locates more articles than typical database searches, while Elicit helps identify unexplored research gaps, making it perfect for refining your dissertation’s scope.

Visualize Your Research Progress

Consensus offers an unmatched “evidence mapping” feature, allowing you to visually map your research findings, methodologies, and sample sizes, perfect for organizing mixed studies.

AI tools cannot replace your research skills but can optimize your workflow, making your research process faster and more efficient.

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