@altmetric.com is a tool that tracks online attention to your research across news, policy, and social media, helping you demonstrate reach and engagement beyond citations.

@dimensions.ai is a research database that connects publications, funding, patents, and policy documents to show the full research lifecycle and real-world impact.

@figshare.com is a repository for sharing datasets, code, posters, and other research outputs, making them citable with DOIs and supporting open, reproducible science.

#SympleticElements is an institutional research management system that automatically collects and connects your publications, grants, and activities, simplifying reporting and increasing internal visibility.

@orcid.org is a free, unique digital ID that distinguishes you from other researchers and links all your publications, grants, and outputs in one trusted, researcher-controlled record.

A thread of 5 key #academicresearch tools to help you manage your professional identity, reduce admin, and increase your visibility for real-world impact.

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The 10th anniversary edition of the State of Open Data report shows open data has become strongly embedded into research practice with FAIR awareness now widely recognised & AI is reshaping workflows: spklr.io/6332984LsH

#OpenData #OpenScience @digital-science.com @figshare.com

The research space is exploding.

New papers, bigger teams, nonstop updates. Staying ahead isn’t about reading more, it’s about creating smarter systems, better filters, and organized literature.

In our latest article, we dig into how to stay on top of the latest: www.papersapp.com/highlights/n...

Holiday Gift Guide for Researchers!

Thoughtful gifts for long writing sessions, caffeine dependency, and ideas that strike at inconvenient hours.

#giftguide #holidaygiftguide #researchsky

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Except, sadly, it is believable. Today I offer you a spinach-based insight from the research / writing / academia meme stash. #highered #academicchatter #academicsky #PhDchat #resdev #resdevmemes

🎉 Great news! Announcing the first of our next-gen #AI capabilities in Overleaf. We're inviting Overleaf users to test & provide feedback on beta capabilities such as:

👉 Research-ready writing assistant, built for LaTeX
👉 Integrated citation reviewer

🔗 See more: https://ow.ly/nxzV50XGNeg

When research is funded by taxpayer dollars, OA ensures the public can see the results of their investment, it also accelerates innovation and policy-maling by putting information into more hands.

Though this doesn’t mean it’s always free to publish, but it guarantees it’s free to read

What exactly is open access? You’ve likely heard the term, but what does it mean to you as a researcher?

Open access (OA) is research that is distributed online, free of cost. This ensures that everyone, from a new researcher to a curious taxpayer, can access the findings without hitting a paywall.

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We are continuously overwhelmed with #science content.

Find valuable tips from #ResearcherAcademy to guide you in today’s rapidly evolving information environment: spkl.io/63323A5tGB

#Elsevier #PhDsky #AcademicSky

Syncing Your Library Offline If you would like to have all of your future papers automatically downloaded to local storage, please make sure to download our desktop app as this setup is only possible…

Hello! Thanks for reaching out here!

Currently, the AI Assistant can be accessed only through the web version of Papers.

You can sync your libraries between the Desktop and the Web Browser to balance work across both and work offline as well!

More info here: www.papersapp.com/help-center/...

It's International Volunteer Day! #IVD2025 💙🥰

Here are two high-attention research articles (thanks Altmetric!) on the health & well-being of volunteers at different ages.

👉 Older adults: https://ow.ly/i0mo50XCCUP
👉 Young people: https://ow.ly/wLeb50XCCVs

UN Volunteers #EveryContributionMatters

Decoding Peer Review: What Every Researcher Should Know Understand the peer review process, from different types to spotting a peer-reviewed journal. Navigate your submission with confidence.

Peer review doesn’t have to feel like a mystery

Our latest blog breaks down the entire process... what really happens after you hit “submit,” the differences between single/open review, and how to turn reviewer feedback into a superpower for your next draft.

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Last chance to get 20% off your Papers subscriptions for this year’s #BlackFridaySale!

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#Research shows when you feel good together, you #age better!

A study of 321 older couples found that when partners experienced positive emotions simultaneously, their cortisol levels dropped.

These shared “good moments” boosted physiological well-being regardless of relationship satisfaction.

Let Papers' search and recommendation tools help keep you on top of the latest research in your field while you focus on writing.

Looking for a better way to share research with your lab? Papers makes it easy to share your libraries with lab members for remote collaboration 🤝

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Albert Szent-Györgyi isolated vitamin C, won a Nobel Prize for cellular metabolism work in 1937, and studied muscle contraction, identifying actin and myosin.

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"Discovery consists of seeing what everybody has seen and thinking what nobody has thought." - Albert Szent-Györgyi

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Have you heard of #CitationChaining before?

It’s one strategy for uncovering more relevant research by exploring the references around an article you’re already reading.

📚 Backward chaining: Who informed or influenced this study?
🔎 Forward chaining: Who has cited it and expanded on the work since?

Multilingualism protects against accelerated aging in cross-sectional and longitudinal analyses of 27 European countries - Nature Aging In cross-sectional and longitudinal analyses of 86,149 participants across 27 European countries, Amoruso, Hernandez and colleagues identify multilingualism as a protective factor against accelerated aging, using biobehavioral age gaps.

One of our top-rated posts on @altmetric.com this past was published in @nataging.nature.com. You can read 'Multilingualism protects against accelerated aging in cross-sectional and longitudinal analyses of 27 European countries' here: spklr.io/63325BMpTZ

If you’re conducting a review study or meta-analysis, you know the challenge of finding what you need.

This paper shows the value of using Dimensions in AI-powered search for large review studies.

"The hunt for the last relevant paper: blending the best of humans & #AI": https://ow.ly/TLsn50XnImP

"From AI ethics to climate policy and education, the pattern is unmistakable: when research speaks to public concerns, it travels further and faster," Simon Porter says. @sjcporter.bsky.social

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🤖 Be specific: don’t ask “Tell me about climate change.” Try “Find peer-reviewed studies on melting sea ice + its impact on ocean currents, with links.”

Have you run into any AI challenges in your research?👇