class: center, middle, inverse, title-slide .title[ # Digitally Enhanced
Literature Search and Management ] .author[ ### Hannah Metzler
Complexity Science Hub & Meduni Vienna ] .date[ ### www.hannahmetzler.eu ] --- layout: true --- # Overview 1. AI-powered & open source tools for finding papers * Paper recommendations & networks: [**ResearchRabbit**](https://researchrabbit.ai) * Finding specific articles or get an overview: [**Elicit**](www.elicit.com) * Exercise with ResearchRabbit or Elicit 3. (Collaborative) Management of literature & citations: [**Zotero**](www.zotero.org) * (Exercise) --- name: researchrabbit # [Smart literature search: ResearchRabbit](https://researchrabbitapp.com) <br> <img src="figures/researchrabbit_logo.png" width="200" style="display: block; margin: auto;" /> <br> * ["Spotify" for papers](https://researchrabbitapp.com) * Discover papers via recommendations based on articles you chose * Visualize paper networks: topic, citations, references * Collaboration networks: Discover research teams & their work * Timelines, earlier & later work --- background-image: url(figures/research_rabbit.svg) background-size: contain --- background-image: url(figures/research_rabbit_authors.png) background-size: contain --- ## Other ResearchRabbit features .pull-left[ Personalized alerts on new content Comments/annotations <img src="figures/research_rabbit_alerts.png" width="250" /> <img src="figures/research_rabbit_comments.png" width="250" /> ] .pull-right[ Share collections <img src="figures/research_rabbit_share.png" width="250" /> ] --- layout: true name: elicit --- # [Elicit: The AI research assistant](www.elicit.com) <img src="figures/elicit/elicit_start.png" width="500" style="display: block; margin: auto;" /> * Get an overview of many studies quickly * Useful for reviews, meta-analyses * Recently became subscription based (10$/month) :( but has free trial credits --- .pull-left[ ## Study features <img src="figures/elicit/study_features.png" width="250" /> <img src="figures/elicit/study_features2.png" width="210" /> <img src="figures/elicit/study_features3.png" width="190" style="display: block; margin: auto;" /> ] .pull-right[ ## Filters <img src="figures/elicit/filters.png" width="230" /> ] --- background-image: url(figures/elicit/paper_overview1.png) background-size: contain --- background-image: url(figures/elicit/paper_overview2.png) background-size: contain --- background-image: url(figures/elicit/custom_columns_and_link_to_text.png) background-size: contain ## Custom columns and link to paper quotes --- layout: true --- ## Exercise: Using AI-enhanced search tools (15 min) .pull-left[ ### [ResearchRabbit](https://researchrabbit.ai) * Create a collection * Add 1-5 papers (DOI/Title, ResearchRabbit's keyword search) * Add a suggested paper to the collection * Switch from Network to Timeline * Display an author network * Set an alert * Add a comment to a paper ] .pull-right[ ### [Elicit](www.elicit.com) * Choose a research question * Delete an irrelevant paper * Select relevant study features * Select a filter (or use a keyword) * Add a custom-made column * Find the part of the paper describing the feature ] --- # Managing literature - Zotero * Store, organize and cite papers * [https://www.zotero.org/](https://www.zotero.org/) * Open source & flexible .pull-left[ * Store PDFs in Zotero or with in folders (linked files) * Online storage for access everywhere * Organize: Collections & tags ] .pull-right[ * Automatic citations & bibliographies * Group libraries for sharing literature * Marking PDFs & automatic notes ] --- background-image: url(figures/zotero_overview.svg) background-size: contain --- ## Getting papers into (and out of) your library .pull-left[ * Via the browser extension: <img src="figures/zotero_add_browser.png" width="300" /> <br><br> * Pull PDFs into Zotero * Automatic meta-data & renaming ] .pull-right[ * With item identifier (ISBN, DOI): <img src="figures/zotero_add_doi.png" width="400" /> * Papers get added into currently active collection ] * Most scientific databases automatically add keywords as tags * Move/send: Drag-&-drop PDFs to email/folder (or item entry to email/text file) --- ## Organizing with collections & tags * Collections: each item can be in several collections * Press Alt to find collection of item   <img src="figures/zotero_findcollection.png" width="450" /> <img src="figures/zotero_tags.svg" width="850" />   <img src="figures/zotero_assign_colour_tag.svg" width="180" /> * Assign colour tags & keyboard shortcut (keys 1-9): right click * Multiple items at once: Draw them onto tag (bottom left) * Searching papers: combine tag search+selection with keyword search --- ## Notes & Annotating PDFs <img src="figures/zotero_notes.png" width="1000" /> <img src="figures/zotero_pdf_annotations.png" width="900" /> * Automatic summary notes: Right click on PDF <img src="figures/zotero_annotations_rightclick.png" width="180" /> --- layout: true <div class = "my-footer"><span> <a href="https://www.zotero.org/support/sync#alternative_syncing_solutions">Zotero syncing solutions</a> </span></div> --- ## Group libraries for collaborations * Invite other users to group on [zotero.org](https://www.zotero.org/groups) * In Zotero <img src="figures/zotero_group_libraries.png" width="200" /> * Make collections available online * private or public * read or edit access * for sharing literature lists/PDFs or discover sources of others --- ## Syncing library data & files .pull-left[ * Library data for free * Files (PDFs etc) are stored locally * New PC: copy Zotero folder <br><br> * Online storage on Zotero servers: <img src="figures/zotero_storage_plans.png" width="250" /> * Zotfile Add-on: Link to files in cloud (Dropbox, Google Drive...) ] .pull-right[.center-right[ <img src="figures/zotero_syncing.png" width="350" /> <br<br> <img src="figures/zotfile_pref.png" width="260" /><img src="figures/zotfile_linked_folder.png" width="260" /> ]] ??? ## Search and saved searches * Quick search: * speed it up by starting with " in large collections <img src="figures/zotero_search.png" width="250" style="display: block; margin: auto;" /> .pull-left[ * Advanced search: * can be saved * constantly updating collection ] .pull-right[ <img src="figures/zotero_advanced_search_window.png" width="550" style="display: block; margin: auto 0 auto auto;" /> ] --- layout: true --- ## Citations .pull-left[.center-left[ * Add-ins for Word, Libre Office, Google Docs are included <img src="figures/zotero_googledoc.png" width="350" /> <img src="figures/zotero_suppress_prefix.png" width="210" /> * Overleaf/Latex: Export BibTex citations (automate with Better BibTex Add-on) ]] .pull-right[.center-right[ Automated bibliography: <img src="figures/zotero_reflist.png" width="600" /> <img src="figures/zotero_citation_styles.png" width="300" style="display: block; margin: auto;" /> Quickly switch between citation styles ]] --- ## Zotero: More resources * [Documentation](https://www.zotero.org/support/start) * [Quick start guide](https://www.zotero.org/support/quick_start_guide) * [12 must know Zotero tips and techniques]( http://ideophone.org/12-zotero-tips-and-techniques) * [Numerous other Add-ons](https://www.zotero.org/support/plugins) --- class: title-slide, middle, center # Optional exercises --- ## Zotero exercises (15 min) .pull-left[ * Add a paper to a collection: * via plugin on publisher website * by pulling in a PDF * via DOI * Add keywords in "Tags" * Create a color tag "to read" in red * Select multiple tags * Link item to a related article ] .pull-right[ * Open a PDF within Zotero, mark important sentences/keywords, then add extract notes from annotations * In a Google or Word doc * Add a few citations, with/wo author * Create a reference list * For [Obsidian](https://obsidian.md/) users: check out step 10-15 in this [tutorial](https://twitter.com/rdpalacio/status/1601641098535129088) ] --- name: workflow layout: true <div class="my-footer"><span> <a href = "https://twitter.com/rdpalacio/status/1601640985858957312"> Workflow: Ruben Dario on Twitter </a> </span></div> --- ## Exercise: Literature search workflow (15 min) .right-column[.center-right[ 1. Find highly cited articles with Google Scholar (or specific articles with [Elicit](www.elicit.com)) 2. Open on publisher website & import to [Zotero](www.zotero.org) collection 3. Sync the collection with [ResearchRabbit](www.researchrabbit.ai) 4. Explore recommendations via ResearchRabbit 5. Add papers to Zotero collection via ResearchRabbit <img src="figures/zotero_sync_researchrabbit.png" width="750" /> ]] .left-column[ #### Workflow <img src="figures/zotero_addtocollection_browser.png" width="200" /> ] ??? 30 min total for the presentation (without exercises) 11 min for ResearchRabbit & Elicit 19 for Zotero