We're launching keyword search in Elicit Systematic Reviews 1. Elicit will automatically turn your research question into a keyword query 2. You can keyword search over Elicit, PubMed, and Clinical Trials(.gov) 3. You can view and edit your query until it's robust Thread 🧵

We're launching keyword search in Elicit Systematic Reviews 1. Elicit will automatically turn your research question into a keyword query 2. You can keyword search over Elicit, PubMed, and Clinical Trials(.gov) 3. You can view and edit your query until it's robust Thread 🧵

Scientific literature is vast and interconnected. Some connections are made explicit through citation networks. Others are latent, implicit connections that can only be revealed through manual review or text mining. There’s a whole field of research dedicated to this - elicit.com/blog/litera...

Today, we're releasing two updates to the Elicit Library to keep your papers organized: Collections: Group papers by project or task. Smart De-duplication: Automatically detect and merge versions of the same paper, even if the titles and abstracts don’t exactly match.

Clinical Trials are live on Elicit 🎊 You can now search through the 545,000 trials available on clinicaltrials.gov and summarize them in structured tables or descriptive reports. New trial registrations are instantly available.

Today we introduce Elicit Alerts, a new way to stay informed about relevant research with AI.

“Elicit can extract technically complex variables from an enormous volume of papers with researcher-level accuracy – that’s incredible.” Read how Formation Bio, an AI-native pharmaceutical company, uses Elicit to to power hyper-efficient drug development: blog.elicit.com/case-study-...

Today, we’re announcing a new browser extension to automatically add far more full-text papers to your Systematic Reviews. With this extension, you can spend less time downloading full-text PDFs from publisher websites to extract in Elicit – we’ll get the papers for you.

To make it easy for you to generate more Reports and do deeper systematic reviews,  we doubled paper limits earlier this year. This means you can now extract data from twice as many papers. The new limits for data extraction are:

We've added an estimated ~10 million more full-text papers to Elicit over the last month! This makes Elicit Reports more comprehensive/rigorous, since Reports will extract more info per paper.

Also, the significantly better "deep research" product is @elicit.com's new research model, also free for limited use.

Big +1 for @elicit.com

PSA: If you're not using the AI-enabled Elicit for your quick academic research needs, you're really missing out. Example: elicit.com/review/257fb...

Introducing Elicit Systematic Reviews! Elicit now supports automated search, screening, and data extraction, in one step-by-step flow. This accelerate researchers without asking them to sacrifice control. You can do the whole thing manually, or run an automated review in 9 clicks. How it works: