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New integration: Save papers directly from Google Scholar Labs - Paperpile
Paperpile’s new integration with Google Scholar Labs makes it easier to save papers from Google Scholar’s AI-enabled deep search.
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With Google Scholar Labs, you can ask research questions in plain language and find relevant papers. 🔎
Now you can save results from Google Scholar Labs directly to Paperpile, complete with contextual summaries. ⬇️
paperpile.com/blog/save-fr...
Now you can save results from Google Scholar Labs directly to Paperpile, complete with contextual summaries. ⬇️
paperpile.com/blog/save-fr...
In science, it’s tempting to see theory as something that comes after discovery.
But zoom out, and you see the opposite: Theory guides what we try, what we notice, and why a result matters.
But zoom out, and you see the opposite: Theory guides what we try, what we notice, and why a result matters.
January 19, 2026 at 4:44 PM
In science, it’s tempting to see theory as something that comes after discovery.
But zoom out, and you see the opposite: Theory guides what we try, what we notice, and why a result matters.
But zoom out, and you see the opposite: Theory guides what we try, what we notice, and why a result matters.
Academic burnout isn’t a badge of honor.
Redefining success around health, presence, and life beyond the lab matters just as much as papers and hours logged. #AcademicSky
Redefining success around health, presence, and life beyond the lab matters just as much as papers and hours logged. #AcademicSky
January 16, 2026 at 4:44 PM
Academic burnout isn’t a badge of honor.
Redefining success around health, presence, and life beyond the lab matters just as much as papers and hours logged. #AcademicSky
Redefining success around health, presence, and life beyond the lab matters just as much as papers and hours logged. #AcademicSky
📚 Tip for the start of the semester: Split your reading into two buckets in your reference manager.
📁 To read this week
📂 To read later
Moving papers into these folders turns an overwhelming backlog into something you can actually act on.
📁 To read this week
📂 To read later
Moving papers into these folders turns an overwhelming backlog into something you can actually act on.
January 15, 2026 at 4:44 PM
📚 Tip for the start of the semester: Split your reading into two buckets in your reference manager.
📁 To read this week
📂 To read later
Moving papers into these folders turns an overwhelming backlog into something you can actually act on.
📁 To read this week
📂 To read later
Moving papers into these folders turns an overwhelming backlog into something you can actually act on.
Using Google Scholar Labs in your workflow? Paperpile now fits right in ✨
🔎 Ask Google Scholar Labs a question in plain language
📥 Save papers directly to your Paperpile library
📝 Get contextual summaries with each saved reference so you remember why it matters
paperpile.com/blog/save-fr...
🔎 Ask Google Scholar Labs a question in plain language
📥 Save papers directly to your Paperpile library
📝 Get contextual summaries with each saved reference so you remember why it matters
paperpile.com/blog/save-fr...
New integration: Save papers directly from Google Scholar Labs - Paperpile
Paperpile’s new integration with Google Scholar Labs makes it easier to save papers from Google Scholar’s AI-enabled deep search.
paperpile.com
January 14, 2026 at 4:44 PM
Using Google Scholar Labs in your workflow? Paperpile now fits right in ✨
🔎 Ask Google Scholar Labs a question in plain language
📥 Save papers directly to your Paperpile library
📝 Get contextual summaries with each saved reference so you remember why it matters
paperpile.com/blog/save-fr...
🔎 Ask Google Scholar Labs a question in plain language
📥 Save papers directly to your Paperpile library
📝 Get contextual summaries with each saved reference so you remember why it matters
paperpile.com/blog/save-fr...
"I had built a lab full of talent, but not yet a structure that could harness it."
Great science emerges from strong systems and a healthy lab culture, via @science.org
Great science emerges from strong systems and a healthy lab culture, via @science.org
January 13, 2026 at 4:44 PM
"I had built a lab full of talent, but not yet a structure that could harness it."
Great science emerges from strong systems and a healthy lab culture, via @science.org
Great science emerges from strong systems and a healthy lab culture, via @science.org
We spend a lot of energy choosing the right research project. But an equally important skill is knowing when to walk away.
Quitting isn’t failure: It’s how you make room for better science, via @arjunraj.bsky.social
Quitting isn’t failure: It’s how you make room for better science, via @arjunraj.bsky.social
January 12, 2026 at 4:44 PM
We spend a lot of energy choosing the right research project. But an equally important skill is knowing when to walk away.
Quitting isn’t failure: It’s how you make room for better science, via @arjunraj.bsky.social
Quitting isn’t failure: It’s how you make room for better science, via @arjunraj.bsky.social
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With Google Scholar Labs, you can ask research questions in plain language and find relevant papers. 🔎
Now you can save results from Google Scholar Labs directly to Paperpile, complete with contextual summaries. ⬇️
paperpile.com/blog/save-fr...
Now you can save results from Google Scholar Labs directly to Paperpile, complete with contextual summaries. ⬇️
paperpile.com/blog/save-fr...
New integration: Save papers directly from Google Scholar Labs - Paperpile
Paperpile’s new integration with Google Scholar Labs makes it easier to save papers from Google Scholar’s AI-enabled deep search.
paperpile.com
January 10, 2026 at 7:22 PM
i love Paperpile ❤️📄
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With Google Scholar Labs, you can ask research questions in plain language and find relevant papers. 🔎
Now you can save results from Google Scholar Labs directly to Paperpile, complete with contextual summaries. ⬇️
paperpile.com/blog/save-fr...
Now you can save results from Google Scholar Labs directly to Paperpile, complete with contextual summaries. ⬇️
paperpile.com/blog/save-fr...
New integration: Save papers directly from Google Scholar Labs - Paperpile
Paperpile’s new integration with Google Scholar Labs makes it easier to save papers from Google Scholar’s AI-enabled deep search.
paperpile.com
January 9, 2026 at 4:44 PM
With Google Scholar Labs, you can ask research questions in plain language and find relevant papers. 🔎
Now you can save results from Google Scholar Labs directly to Paperpile, complete with contextual summaries. ⬇️
paperpile.com/blog/save-fr...
Now you can save results from Google Scholar Labs directly to Paperpile, complete with contextual summaries. ⬇️
paperpile.com/blog/save-fr...
With Google Scholar Labs, you can ask research questions in plain language and find relevant papers. 🔎
Now you can save results from Google Scholar Labs directly to Paperpile, complete with contextual summaries. ⬇️
paperpile.com/blog/save-fr...
Now you can save results from Google Scholar Labs directly to Paperpile, complete with contextual summaries. ⬇️
paperpile.com/blog/save-fr...
New integration: Save papers directly from Google Scholar Labs - Paperpile
Paperpile’s new integration with Google Scholar Labs makes it easier to save papers from Google Scholar’s AI-enabled deep search.
paperpile.com
January 9, 2026 at 4:44 PM
With Google Scholar Labs, you can ask research questions in plain language and find relevant papers. 🔎
Now you can save results from Google Scholar Labs directly to Paperpile, complete with contextual summaries. ⬇️
paperpile.com/blog/save-fr...
Now you can save results from Google Scholar Labs directly to Paperpile, complete with contextual summaries. ⬇️
paperpile.com/blog/save-fr...
Quick reference manager reset tips for 2026:
✅ Remove papers tied to projects you’ve abandoned
✅ Delete “maybe someday” reads from years ago
✅ Find and merge duplicate references
✅ Clean up inconsistent metadata
A cleaner library makes research easier. #AcademicSky
✅ Remove papers tied to projects you’ve abandoned
✅ Delete “maybe someday” reads from years ago
✅ Find and merge duplicate references
✅ Clean up inconsistent metadata
A cleaner library makes research easier. #AcademicSky
January 8, 2026 at 4:44 PM
Quick reference manager reset tips for 2026:
✅ Remove papers tied to projects you’ve abandoned
✅ Delete “maybe someday” reads from years ago
✅ Find and merge duplicate references
✅ Clean up inconsistent metadata
A cleaner library makes research easier. #AcademicSky
✅ Remove papers tied to projects you’ve abandoned
✅ Delete “maybe someday” reads from years ago
✅ Find and merge duplicate references
✅ Clean up inconsistent metadata
A cleaner library makes research easier. #AcademicSky
If you’re starting 2026 with big goals like moving abroad, improving your presentations, or figuring out what a fulfilling career looks like as an early-career scientist, you’re not alone.
9 books that help you move from ideas to action, via @nature.com #AcademicSky
www.nature.com/articles/d41...
9 books that help you move from ideas to action, via @nature.com #AcademicSky
www.nature.com/articles/d41...
Nine books to help shape your science career in 2026
If you’ve hatched a New Year plan to move abroad, improve your presentations or chase happiness as a 20-something researcher, you’ll find advice aplenty in these books.
www.nature.com
January 6, 2026 at 4:44 PM
If you’re starting 2026 with big goals like moving abroad, improving your presentations, or figuring out what a fulfilling career looks like as an early-career scientist, you’re not alone.
9 books that help you move from ideas to action, via @nature.com #AcademicSky
www.nature.com/articles/d41...
9 books that help you move from ideas to action, via @nature.com #AcademicSky
www.nature.com/articles/d41...
Researchers: what’s the first journal article you’re diving into in 2026? 📝
January 5, 2026 at 4:44 PM
Researchers: what’s the first journal article you’re diving into in 2026? 📝
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Happy 2026! 🎉
I finally built the thing I'd had in mind for a while: FG's Research Radio, AI-generated audio deep dives into computational social science papers. It pulls from my PaperPile reading list, so I can catch up on papers while walking or driving
fabiogiglietto.github.io/research-rad...
I finally built the thing I'd had in mind for a while: FG's Research Radio, AI-generated audio deep dives into computational social science papers. It pulls from my PaperPile reading list, so I can catch up on papers while walking or driving
fabiogiglietto.github.io/research-rad...
FG's Research Radio
AI-generated deep dives into computational social science research. Papers curated by Fabio Giglietto, discussions produced by Google Gemini.
fabiogiglietto.github.io
January 2, 2026 at 9:07 AM
Happy 2026! 🎉
I finally built the thing I'd had in mind for a while: FG's Research Radio, AI-generated audio deep dives into computational social science papers. It pulls from my PaperPile reading list, so I can catch up on papers while walking or driving
fabiogiglietto.github.io/research-rad...
I finally built the thing I'd had in mind for a while: FG's Research Radio, AI-generated audio deep dives into computational social science papers. It pulls from my PaperPile reading list, so I can catch up on papers while walking or driving
fabiogiglietto.github.io/research-rad...
Happy New Year from all of us at Paperpile! 🎉
Thanks for being part of our community — we’re excited to support your research in 2026! 💫
Thanks for being part of our community — we’re excited to support your research in 2026! 💫
January 1, 2026 at 4:44 PM
Happy New Year from all of us at Paperpile! 🎉
Thanks for being part of our community — we’re excited to support your research in 2026! 💫
Thanks for being part of our community — we’re excited to support your research in 2026! 💫
Researchers: Quality work takes time. That’s a strength, not a setback. ✍️
Great projects don’t come from rushing; they come from giving yourself the margin to think, revise, and get it right. Build extra time into your process so you can do your best work without burning out. 💭
Great projects don’t come from rushing; they come from giving yourself the margin to think, revise, and get it right. Build extra time into your process so you can do your best work without burning out. 💭
December 29, 2025 at 4:44 PM
Researchers: Quality work takes time. That’s a strength, not a setback. ✍️
Great projects don’t come from rushing; they come from giving yourself the margin to think, revise, and get it right. Build extra time into your process so you can do your best work without burning out. 💭
Great projects don’t come from rushing; they come from giving yourself the margin to think, revise, and get it right. Build extra time into your process so you can do your best work without burning out. 💭
Wishing you a relaxing and restful holiday season from everyone at Paperpile!
December 24, 2025 at 4:44 PM
Wishing you a relaxing and restful holiday season from everyone at Paperpile!
Feeling lost after your PhD isn’t a personal failure.
How to navigate the post-PhD transition, via @nature.com
How to navigate the post-PhD transition, via @nature.com
I’ve earned my PhD — what now?
A chemist faces a classic early-career dilemma: what should they do next, and how do they start?
www.nature.com
December 22, 2025 at 4:44 PM
Feeling lost after your PhD isn’t a personal failure.
How to navigate the post-PhD transition, via @nature.com
How to navigate the post-PhD transition, via @nature.com
When you feel blocked in your research, it’s rarely a discipline problem. Academic work is idea-heavy, and ideas need fuel.
Read outside your field, talk to others, change your environment. A small shift can give you the raw material your brain needs to make new connections. #AcademicSky
Read outside your field, talk to others, change your environment. A small shift can give you the raw material your brain needs to make new connections. #AcademicSky
December 19, 2025 at 4:44 PM
When you feel blocked in your research, it’s rarely a discipline problem. Academic work is idea-heavy, and ideas need fuel.
Read outside your field, talk to others, change your environment. A small shift can give you the raw material your brain needs to make new connections. #AcademicSky
Read outside your field, talk to others, change your environment. A small shift can give you the raw material your brain needs to make new connections. #AcademicSky
In scientific writing, introductions can be hard to write.
But there are patterns to follow: Once you know them, the work shifts from guessing to intentionally designing a path for your reader.
Your goal is to set the groundwork and make readers want to keep reading, via @stephenbheard.bsky.social
But there are patterns to follow: Once you know them, the work shifts from guessing to intentionally designing a path for your reader.
Your goal is to set the groundwork and make readers want to keep reading, via @stephenbheard.bsky.social
December 17, 2025 at 4:44 PM
In scientific writing, introductions can be hard to write.
But there are patterns to follow: Once you know them, the work shifts from guessing to intentionally designing a path for your reader.
Your goal is to set the groundwork and make readers want to keep reading, via @stephenbheard.bsky.social
But there are patterns to follow: Once you know them, the work shifts from guessing to intentionally designing a path for your reader.
Your goal is to set the groundwork and make readers want to keep reading, via @stephenbheard.bsky.social
Winter break is a time to rest and reset, but you can also use it to get clarity on your goals for the upcoming year.
If you have the capacity, it's a chance to make steady progress on the work that matters to you.
4 ways to make the most of winter break, via @bskybymidge.bsky.social #AcademicSky
If you have the capacity, it's a chance to make steady progress on the work that matters to you.
4 ways to make the most of winter break, via @bskybymidge.bsky.social #AcademicSky
December 15, 2025 at 4:44 PM
Winter break is a time to rest and reset, but you can also use it to get clarity on your goals for the upcoming year.
If you have the capacity, it's a chance to make steady progress on the work that matters to you.
4 ways to make the most of winter break, via @bskybymidge.bsky.social #AcademicSky
If you have the capacity, it's a chance to make steady progress on the work that matters to you.
4 ways to make the most of winter break, via @bskybymidge.bsky.social #AcademicSky
Whether you’re a medical student, resident, or practicing physician, your personal library of papers isn’t optional—it’s your advantage. A well-organized set of papers sharpens clinical judgment and speeds up research.
Paperpile’s new integration makes this even easier.
Paperpile’s new integration makes this even easier.
December 12, 2025 at 4:44 PM
Whether you’re a medical student, resident, or practicing physician, your personal library of papers isn’t optional—it’s your advantage. A well-organized set of papers sharpens clinical judgment and speeds up research.
Paperpile’s new integration makes this even easier.
Paperpile’s new integration makes this even easier.
A system with clear goals, time-boxed sessions, and peer accountability can turn writing from something you dread into something you steadily chip away at. ✍️
How an academic writing group can overcome perfectionism and make the blank page less intimidating, via @science.org #AcademicSky
How an academic writing group can overcome perfectionism and make the blank page less intimidating, via @science.org #AcademicSky
December 10, 2025 at 4:44 PM
A system with clear goals, time-boxed sessions, and peer accountability can turn writing from something you dread into something you steadily chip away at. ✍️
How an academic writing group can overcome perfectionism and make the blank page less intimidating, via @science.org #AcademicSky
How an academic writing group can overcome perfectionism and make the blank page less intimidating, via @science.org #AcademicSky
December tip: Celebrate the wins you forgot you had.
Your year was fuller than you think. Make yourself name the highlights. 💫 #AcademicSky
Your year was fuller than you think. Make yourself name the highlights. 💫 #AcademicSky
December 8, 2025 at 4:44 PM
December tip: Celebrate the wins you forgot you had.
Your year was fuller than you think. Make yourself name the highlights. 💫 #AcademicSky
Your year was fuller than you think. Make yourself name the highlights. 💫 #AcademicSky
AI peer review promises speed, consistency, and relief from Reviewer #2 energy.
December 5, 2025 at 4:44 PM
AI peer review promises speed, consistency, and relief from Reviewer #2 energy.
Researchers don’t say “I care about you.”
They say: “Here’s a link to a paper that might interest you"
They say: “Here’s a link to a paper that might interest you"
December 2, 2025 at 4:44 PM
Researchers don’t say “I care about you.”
They say: “Here’s a link to a paper that might interest you"
They say: “Here’s a link to a paper that might interest you"