Thread by @VnVrinda

Here are some more resources + tools for research students.

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1.FolderCase (@foldercase_com): You can manage your research in one place.

foldercase.com

2.Genei.io (@downloadgenei): Automatically summarises research papers and produces blogs, articles, and reports faster.

genei.io

Note: I have collaborated with Genei.io so you will see detailed workflow tweets in the coming days. Also, you can use my code vrinda20 for a 20% discount on their plan.

3.ZoteroBib: Did you know that it's a tool by @zotero, I came to know about it recently. So it's a free service that helps you quickly create a bibliography in any citation style.

You can-- Add a bibliography entry through any URL, do a manual entry, edit or delete an item, select style, copy or note citations, export, link and autosave.

zbib.org

4.Jab Ref (@JabRef_org): It's a free reference manager to collect, organize & discover your literature

jabref.org/#

5.Web of Science Master Journal list: You can browse, search, and explore journals indexed in the Web of Science + you will also find “Manuscript Matcher”.

mjl.clarivate.com/home

6.Readable.io (@ReadableHQ): If you're writing an article this tool will help you improve your readability score and bring your audience closer to your write-up.

readable.com

7.Toggle Track(@toggltrack): It's a time-tracking software to boost performance. An intuitive tool that makes time tracking painless for your team.

toggl.com

8.Academic Phrasebank by the University of Manchester: I know, you already would have heard about it! Just wanted to add it to my list. It's a great resource!

phrasebank.manchester.ac.uk

9.Airtable(@airtable): I am currently in a process of curating my data for research + I am looking for making a research paper organization workflow. So, I have been using Airtable.

Technically, you can build an app using it and discover many other ways to utilize it.

airtable.com/home/toolkit

10.Bonus: This is my weekend discovery: “Spark Notes”(@SparkNotes)

This website had a summary for one of my favourite books in Science: The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot. So if you want to read a full plot summary and analysis of a book or science concepts etc you can check out this website.

sparknotes.com

See you soon in some other thread!