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AI-native research platformResearch that remembers its sources and preserves the path of the work

In scid.ai, the question, papers found, files, graph, and document stay connected in one project. Selected sources remain available, conclusions can be checked, and the work can continue from the same place.

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One body of work—from the first question to a finished result

The sources you select remain available at every next stage: comparing approaches, preparing a table, writing a document, and publishing the result.

  1. QuestionTopic, task, and search boundaries
  2. SourcesPapers, DOIs, links, and uploaded files
  3. SelectionFavorites and groups by topic, project, or hypothesis
  4. AnalysisGraph, method comparison, tables, and formulas
  5. DocumentReview, report, paper, or project rationale
  6. PublicationA public work with its list of sources

The finished material stays connected to its sources: open the relevant paper, check a conclusion, or continue the document.

Sources, analysis, and the document in one project

scid.ai connects papers found and files uploaded with questions, the graph, and the document. The same collection supports discussion, review, and reporting.

The scid.ai research workspace with history, source chat, document, and export tools
The scid.ai workspaceResearch history, sources, graph, discussion, and document are available in one project.
  • Library and filesKeep papers, PDFs, tables, and documents created in one place.
  • Favorites and groupsSelect material by topic, project, hypothesis, course, or report.
  • Graph and questions over sourcesExplore the structure of a field and ask questions about a selected part of the collection.
  • Tables, formulas, and documentsPrepare final material with links to the sources preserved.
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From scientific literature to a grounded conclusion

Choose an example and add your topic. The prepared request appears in the search field, where you can edit it before running the search.

Field dynamicsSee where a scientific field is moving

Compare periods to identify growing topics, methods, and research centers.

 New solutionsFormulate testable technology hypotheses

Turn scientific signals into testable assumptions about mechanisms, effects, and risks.

 MedicineCompare clinical evidence

Separate evidence by study design, patient group, effect, safety, and risk of bias.

 Across disciplinesFind a method to transfer from another field

Assess transferability through mechanisms, data requirements, and limitations.

 ReliabilityTest whether a result is reproducible

Collect original studies, replications, meta-analyses, and conflicting findings.

 Early signalsDistinguish an emerging field from a one-off signal

Check whether a growing signal is supported by independent studies.

Build a research base you can return to

Use the same papers and files across different tasks—from testing an idea to preparing a review or report.

A DOI points to a publication. A SCID reveals its scientific context

A stable SCID address brings together metadata, content analysis, the citation graph, and bibliography. A published review remains connected to the sources behind it.

DOIA precise international identifier for a published paper.
54.1 — publication contextMetadata, content analysis, citations, and ready-to-use bibliography.
54.3 — published reviewA public address for the review and the material behind it.
History of the resultThe course of a study and its source base are kept together with the result.

The publication, its scientific context, and the completed review stay connected in scid.ai.

How DOI and SCID work

For universities, laboratories, and research teams

Start with one topic and define the result a researcher, laboratory, or team should receive.

Universities and laboratories

Create a shared source base for a course, laboratory, or research group, and show how the final material was produced.

  • reviews for department or laboratory research areas;
  • comparison of findings and reproducibility;
  • research work linked to the literature used.
For universities

Research and development teams

Turn a stream of scientific publications into a graph of directions, technology hypotheses, and material for a pilot decision.

  • trend analysis and early signals;
  • formation and testing of technology hypotheses;
  • search for organizations, developers, and technology limitations.
For research teams

Corporate access

A pilot can include a shared private source base, tasks submitted by email, recurring result updates, and the integrations the team needs.

  • a demonstration on your topic;
  • a pilot with an agreed deliverable;
  • access, data storage, and integration terms recorded in the agreement.
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What to know

How is scid.ai different from a general AI chat?

In a general chat, answers remain part of a conversation. In scid.ai, selected sources, files, the graph, and the document stay connected to the project, so the next question can use material already collected.

Can I start with a file or DOI?

Yes. Start with a research question, a scientific paper DOI, or a file, then add relevant papers and working material.

How can a team get started?

A university or company can begin with a demonstration and a pilot around one real task. The deliverable, access, data storage, and integrations are agreed before the project starts.

Build a result with visible sources behind it

Collect the sources, understand the connections, and prepare material that can be checked, shared, and continued.

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