For libraries, doctoral schools and journals
Tools to read research papers, and to check references before a manuscript or a thesis goes out.
Libraries
Your readers can use for free, without an account, the summaries of any arXiv, bioRxiv or medRxiv paper (key ideas, results and limits, in 16 languages) and ask the paper their questions. With a free account: a daily email of the new papers in their fields.
Doctoral schools
Before submission, the bibliography check matches every reference of a thesis to its DOI or arXiv record, flags non-existent, wrong, retracted or outdated references and, with the LaTeX, reads each citing sentence against the cited paper.
Journals and conferences
The same check on submissions, from a PDF, a LaTeX source or an arXiv identifier: one report per manuscript, for editors or referees. See an example report.
What we offer
- A free trial: we check the bibliographies of about ten theses or submissions of your choice for free and send you the reports.
- Group Premium access: all Premium tools for the list of accounts you give us (a lab, a department, a doctoral school, an editorial board), for the agreed period. Quote on request.
- A link for your guide: if SummarizePaper belongs in your guide to AI tools, we are glad to answer your librarians’ questions.
Good to know
- A paper’s full text is read only when its license or the text and data mining exception allows it; otherwise the summary is written from the abstract, and the page says so. See our text and data mining policy.
- Manuscripts sent for a check are not published; a report is shared only if its author creates a share link.
- The site’s code is open source (MIT license): github.com/summarizepaper/summarizepaper.
- SummarizePaper is built by a researcher.