Connected Papers is an AI for Education tool. Connected Papers makes cool visual maps of research papers. Enter one paper, and it shows you all the related ones! Key features include Visual Graph Generation, Innovative Mapping for Literature Reviews, and Customizable Graphs. Best for scientists and researchers, teachers and data scientists and analysts.
About Connected Papers
It's great for students and researchers! Type in a paper, and it makes a map showing connected research. It helps find key studies fast. The maps show you how ideas are linked, great for projects and staying updated. Free version available!
Key Features
Visual Graph Generation.
Connected Papers lets you put in a paper or keyword, and it makes a graph for you. This graph shows you papers that are related to each other based on how often they're cited together. It's interactive too, so you can click around and explore.
Innovative Mapping for Literature Reviews.
Visual maps help you do easier literature reviews. You can see how different papers are related, which helps you spot the important ones and find where there might be gaps in the research.
Customizable Graphs.
You can change the graphs to focus on what you need. Adjust things like the date and how relevant the papers are to zoom in on exactly what you're studying.
Integration with Major Databases.
Connected Papers works with big academic databases. This means you can get access to millions of papers from all sorts of fields.
Prior and Derivative Works Exploration.
The tool shows you the papers that came before and after your main paper. This helps you understand how ideas have grown and changed in your area of study, and how the ideas have been used over time.
Bibliography Creation and Enhancement.
Start with the references you know and use Connected Papers to find others. This can fill in any gaps in your bibliography and make sure you're not missing anything important and build a comprehensive list of resources.
Frequently Asked Questions
Connected Papers works with Semantic Scholar, arXiv, and PubMed.
Yes, you can change the graphs by adjusting the date and how relevant the papers are.
Yes, there’s a free plan. It lets you make up to five graphs each month.
It shows you how papers connect, so you can spot which areas are popular and which ones people might have missed.
