Elicit is an AI research assistant designed to help researchers automate research workflows and find, summarize, and extract data from papers. It is used by more than 5 million researchers, including teams at NASA, Stanford, Takeda, Unilever, and other well-known organizations.

Key features:

Literature search: Unlimited search across more than 125 million papers, with support for over 500,000 clinical trial searches
Paper summaries: Automatically generate paper summaries, with multiple papers summarized at once (Basic: 4, Plus: 8)
Chat with papers: Talk to papers, with multiple papers per chat supported (Basic: 4, Plus: 8 full-text papers)
Data extraction: Extract structured data from papers, with varying paper quotas (Basic: 20/month, Plus: 600/year, Pro: 2,400/year, Team: 3,600/user/year)
Automated research reports: Automatically generate research reports
Systematic review workflows: Dedicated workflows for systematic reviews (Pro and above)
Research alerts: Subscribe to personalized research alerts (Pro and above)
Data tables: Create and manage data tables, with varying column counts (Basic: 2 columns, Plus: 5 columns, Pro: 20 columns, Team: 30 columns)
Paper coding: Binary and multiple-choice fields for paper coding (Pro and above)
Real-time collaboration: Real-time editing of Notebooks and systematic reviews (Team and above)
Team management: Admin dashboard with usage tracking and seat management (Team and above)
Export: Export to RIS, CSV, and BIB formats (Plus and above)
Zotero integration: Import from Zotero

Use cases: Researchers can use Elicit for literature search and review; academic institutions can use it for systematic reviews; pharmaceutical companies can use it for clinical trial research; businesses can use it for market research and competitive analysis; and students can use it for academic research and paper writing.

Unique strengths: Elicit is used by more than 5 million researchers, including teams at NASA, Stanford, Takeda, and Unilever. It offers powerful literature search across more than 125 million papers, automated data extraction that quickly pulls structured data from large batches of papers, and dedicated workflows for systematic review research. It supports team collaboration with real-time editing and management features, offers a free tier plus multiple paid plans for research needs of different sizes, and keeps the interface clean and easy to use. Developed by Elicit, Inc., it is well reviewed by users.

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