I don’t know of that AI either (may be don’t exist), but I use Zotero for papers, it easily finds duplicates and keeps things organized. Plus, you can pair it with free cloud storage (even lots of GBs for free) to avoid messy folders.

The tedious tasks that come with paper writing! 😩 writing supporting
information, diagram management, and size adjustments can be a real drag. It's like the nitty-gritty details that can suck the life out of your research enthusiasm. 🤯

What's your go-to strategy to stay sane during these tasks?

Every time I use SEM or TEM, it feels less like material analysis and more like I’m doing satellite photography of nanoscopic flower gardens. Who knew science would turn me into a space botanist?

That’s great, hydrogels are showing promising results

Wao, at room temperature you achieved crystalline material in only acetic acid, and it has good surface area. But have you compared efficiency of corresponding COF hydrogels with COF powders?

So sad, I missed it

Haha, I always use UV-Vis

Prof. You work is interesting and can be valuable pioneer work for heterojunction COFs, however I don’t understand if there are two phases, means pi pi stacking will be there for corresponding area. So why surface area is decreasing? I couldn’t get it

WAO, new avenue in COFs