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Managing research, from planning, handling numerous materials & articles to writing effectively, is an indispensable knowledge every researcher must have. Here, we uncover some of the best software tools that are going to help you maintain your research with ease.

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1. Bibliography manager: Not an option anymore! Bibliography manager is a must-use to manage your references & reading. You can use anyone you enjoy or by your school's guidelines or research field, such as @zotero, @mendeley_com, & others.

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2 - @NotionHQ, @evernote, to keep necessary points from your research, meetings, your to-do list, applications to work on, and many things you want to pen down.

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3. Without a robust planning tool, researches are bound to fail & lose their progress. @Ganttpro project & task management tool makes it easy for researchers to plan their tasks on a visually appealing Gantt chart timeline, and all the deadlines.

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4. @unpaywall chrome extension, sci-hub.st, helps you to have access to non-open access journal articles easily without paying any fee. If otherwise, you don't get a paper from both & other similar tools, you can write to the author or ask your school library

5. @Grammarly is probably the number one editing and grammatical fine-tuning tool you should consider. Safe your work from being corrected for grammatical mistakes. Please make use of @Grammarly before you send it for review. However, consider the premium account to the basic one

6. Typeset.io claims to be the smarter alternative to Word and Latex that all researchers should be using. Start your research with an easy-to-use interface or import your existing Word files, and format your paper with over 100,000+ verified journal formats.

7. @BioRender is a great tool for your design and illustration ranging from posters, biological pathways and more with several templates you can choose from and an easy-to-use interface. If you are working in the area of molecular biology & related, @BioRender is for you!

8- @github is your favorite repository if you work with codes and for collaborating with others on projects.

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9. @ResearchGate is a social platform for researchers that gives you access to over 135 million publication pages, allowing you to stay up to date with what’s happening in your field. With a built-in community, researchers can share their research, ask questions & collaborate.

10. @RsrchRabbit is the last tool on our list. Research Rabbit is one of the most powerful tools aimed at academics. It helps you to discover more papers relevant to your research with a beautiful visualization you can explore.

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I hope you enjoy this thread. In summary, all the tools discussed help you to do better in any of the following:
•Reference management
• Writing
• Visualization
• Organizing & Scheduling
• Social platform

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