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New Integration: Save papers directly from OpenEvidence - Paperpile
Paperpile’s new integration with OpenEvidence makes it easier to save papers from the popular AI-powered clinical evidence site.
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Clinicians don’t have time for extra steps.
That’s why we built a new Paperpile integration with OpenEvidence: Save citations from any thread straight into your library. 📚
One click, no friction, ready for your next paper. ⬇️
paperpile.com/blog/save-fr...
That’s why we built a new Paperpile integration with OpenEvidence: Save citations from any thread straight into your library. 📚
One click, no friction, ready for your next paper. ⬇️
paperpile.com/blog/save-fr...
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"
Academic blogs contain valuable academic insights and discussions that are often fast, informal, and open.
December 1, 2025 at 4:44 PM
Academic blogs contain valuable academic insights and discussions that are often fast, informal, and open.
In academia, your social network isn’t just nice to have.
Good friendships with peers, mentors, and collaborators can help you survive the grind, stay sane, and produce better work.
How to cultivate friendships in academia, via @mrillig.bsky.social
Good friendships with peers, mentors, and collaborators can help you survive the grind, stay sane, and produce better work.
How to cultivate friendships in academia, via @mrillig.bsky.social
November 28, 2025 at 4:44 PM
In academia, your social network isn’t just nice to have.
Good friendships with peers, mentors, and collaborators can help you survive the grind, stay sane, and produce better work.
How to cultivate friendships in academia, via @mrillig.bsky.social
Good friendships with peers, mentors, and collaborators can help you survive the grind, stay sane, and produce better work.
How to cultivate friendships in academia, via @mrillig.bsky.social
If you’re exhausted from the semester, those empty calendar blocks aren’t “extra writing time.” They’re recovery time.
Give your mind a few quiet days. Paradoxically, stepping back is often the most productive thing you can do—it lets you return to your writing with clarity instead of depletion.
Give your mind a few quiet days. Paradoxically, stepping back is often the most productive thing you can do—it lets you return to your writing with clarity instead of depletion.
November 27, 2025 at 4:44 PM
If you’re exhausted from the semester, those empty calendar blocks aren’t “extra writing time.” They’re recovery time.
Give your mind a few quiet days. Paradoxically, stepping back is often the most productive thing you can do—it lets you return to your writing with clarity instead of depletion.
Give your mind a few quiet days. Paradoxically, stepping back is often the most productive thing you can do—it lets you return to your writing with clarity instead of depletion.
Being authentic at work is not a weakness, but rather a strength.
A scientists realize how much stronger their science and their relationships could have been if they'd let their light-hearted side show sooner, via @science.org
www.science.org/content/arti...
A scientists realize how much stronger their science and their relationships could have been if they'd let their light-hearted side show sooner, via @science.org
www.science.org/content/arti...
Embracing my silly side makes me a better scientist. I wish I’d done it sooner
Humor has helped this professor connect with students and colleagues—and remain resilient during hard times
www.science.org
November 26, 2025 at 4:44 PM
Being authentic at work is not a weakness, but rather a strength.
A scientists realize how much stronger their science and their relationships could have been if they'd let their light-hearted side show sooner, via @science.org
www.science.org/content/arti...
A scientists realize how much stronger their science and their relationships could have been if they'd let their light-hearted side show sooner, via @science.org
www.science.org/content/arti...
Clinicians don’t have time for extra steps.
That’s why we built a new Paperpile integration with OpenEvidence: Save citations from any thread straight into your library. 📚
One click, no friction, ready for your next paper. ⬇️
paperpile.com/blog/save-fr...
That’s why we built a new Paperpile integration with OpenEvidence: Save citations from any thread straight into your library. 📚
One click, no friction, ready for your next paper. ⬇️
paperpile.com/blog/save-fr...
New Integration: Save papers directly from OpenEvidence - Paperpile
Paperpile’s new integration with OpenEvidence makes it easier to save papers from the popular AI-powered clinical evidence site.
paperpile.com
November 24, 2025 at 4:44 PM
Clinicians don’t have time for extra steps.
That’s why we built a new Paperpile integration with OpenEvidence: Save citations from any thread straight into your library. 📚
One click, no friction, ready for your next paper. ⬇️
paperpile.com/blog/save-fr...
That’s why we built a new Paperpile integration with OpenEvidence: Save citations from any thread straight into your library. 📚
One click, no friction, ready for your next paper. ⬇️
paperpile.com/blog/save-fr...
Great academic writing doesn’t come from waiting for the perfect mood. It comes from building a system you can actually stick to.
November 22, 2025 at 4:44 PM
Great academic writing doesn’t come from waiting for the perfect mood. It comes from building a system you can actually stick to.
Honored to hear this—helping researchers cut through the noise is why we build Paperpile. Thanks for the shout-out! 🙌
Want to shout out @paperpile.com for being one of the best tools out there for academics!
The endless inflow of GREAT academic research can feel so daunting to me in busy mid-career. But paperpile lets me tag, organize, and annotate new research straight from links. Sooo satisfying 🧘♂️
The endless inflow of GREAT academic research can feel so daunting to me in busy mid-career. But paperpile lets me tag, organize, and annotate new research straight from links. Sooo satisfying 🧘♂️
November 21, 2025 at 3:16 PM
Honored to hear this—helping researchers cut through the noise is why we build Paperpile. Thanks for the shout-out! 🙌
What happens in the brain when insight strikes? 💫
Research shows that insight is a fast neurological jump—it feels good, feels certain, and it sticks.
But context matters: quick leaps help in some tasks, while slower thinking wins in others.
Research shows that insight is a fast neurological jump—it feels good, feels certain, and it sticks.
But context matters: quick leaps help in some tasks, while slower thinking wins in others.
November 20, 2025 at 4:44 PM
What happens in the brain when insight strikes? 💫
Research shows that insight is a fast neurological jump—it feels good, feels certain, and it sticks.
But context matters: quick leaps help in some tasks, while slower thinking wins in others.
Research shows that insight is a fast neurological jump—it feels good, feels certain, and it sticks.
But context matters: quick leaps help in some tasks, while slower thinking wins in others.
Reposted by Paperpile
Now you can save citations straight from an OpenEvidence thread into your Paperpile library—ready for later reading, a research project, or a case report.
paperpile.com/blog/save-fr...
paperpile.com/blog/save-fr...
New Integration: Save papers directly from OpenEvidence - Paperpile
Paperpile’s new integration with OpenEvidence makes it easier to save papers from the popular AI-powered clinical evidence site.
paperpile.com
November 19, 2025 at 4:51 PM
Now you can save citations straight from an OpenEvidence thread into your Paperpile library—ready for later reading, a research project, or a case report.
paperpile.com/blog/save-fr...
paperpile.com/blog/save-fr...
Doctors don’t have time to waste. Between patients, procedures, and documentation, every unnecessary click adds friction. 🩺
That’s why we built an integration with OpenEvidence, the AI-powered medical information platform clinicians already rely on.
That’s why we built an integration with OpenEvidence, the AI-powered medical information platform clinicians already rely on.
November 19, 2025 at 4:51 PM
Doctors don’t have time to waste. Between patients, procedures, and documentation, every unnecessary click adds friction. 🩺
That’s why we built an integration with OpenEvidence, the AI-powered medical information platform clinicians already rely on.
That’s why we built an integration with OpenEvidence, the AI-powered medical information platform clinicians already rely on.
Want to find papers that match both a folder and a label? 📁🏷️
Now, when you have a folder selected and click a label, Paperpile shows only the papers that match both.
Press Cmd/Ctrl+Click to select more filters. ⚡
Now, when you have a folder selected and click a label, Paperpile shows only the papers that match both.
Press Cmd/Ctrl+Click to select more filters. ⚡
November 18, 2025 at 5:23 PM
Want to find papers that match both a folder and a label? 📁🏷️
Now, when you have a folder selected and click a label, Paperpile shows only the papers that match both.
Press Cmd/Ctrl+Click to select more filters. ⚡
Now, when you have a folder selected and click a label, Paperpile shows only the papers that match both.
Press Cmd/Ctrl+Click to select more filters. ⚡
Are scientific position papers pointless? 🤔
via @beenwrekt.bsky.social
www.argmin.net/p/a-position...
via @beenwrekt.bsky.social
www.argmin.net/p/a-position...
A position on positions
The complex evolution of academic process doesn't always lead us to better practice.
www.argmin.net
November 17, 2025 at 4:44 PM
Are scientific position papers pointless? 🤔
via @beenwrekt.bsky.social
www.argmin.net/p/a-position...
via @beenwrekt.bsky.social
www.argmin.net/p/a-position...
Over centuries, our idea of beauty in science has shifted—from nature’s inherent symmetry to the precision of human design.
Today’s experiments are messier and more computational, but the same principle holds: beauty lies in clarity, economy, and insight.
Today’s experiments are messier and more computational, but the same principle holds: beauty lies in clarity, economy, and insight.
November 14, 2025 at 4:44 PM
Over centuries, our idea of beauty in science has shifted—from nature’s inherent symmetry to the precision of human design.
Today’s experiments are messier and more computational, but the same principle holds: beauty lies in clarity, economy, and insight.
Today’s experiments are messier and more computational, but the same principle holds: beauty lies in clarity, economy, and insight.
Reposted by Paperpile
Need more space to focus? 🧠
Hide the sidebar with one click, and use Quick lookup to navigate to folders and labels in your library in seconds. ⚡
Hide the sidebar with one click, and use Quick lookup to navigate to folders and labels in your library in seconds. ⚡
November 12, 2025 at 4:44 PM
Need more space to focus? 🧠
Hide the sidebar with one click, and use Quick lookup to navigate to folders and labels in your library in seconds. ⚡
Hide the sidebar with one click, and use Quick lookup to navigate to folders and labels in your library in seconds. ⚡
Thank you for including us in your best video yet! 🙌
November 13, 2025 at 1:37 PM
Thank you for including us in your best video yet! 🙌
Need more space to focus? 🧠
Hide the sidebar with one click, and use Quick lookup to navigate to folders and labels in your library in seconds. ⚡
Hide the sidebar with one click, and use Quick lookup to navigate to folders and labels in your library in seconds. ⚡
November 12, 2025 at 4:44 PM
Need more space to focus? 🧠
Hide the sidebar with one click, and use Quick lookup to navigate to folders and labels in your library in seconds. ⚡
Hide the sidebar with one click, and use Quick lookup to navigate to folders and labels in your library in seconds. ⚡
ArXiv will no longer accept review or position papers in computer science unless they have already been peer reviewed. The repository is taking steps to tackle a surge in low quality, AI-generated content, via @nature.com
www.nature.com/articles/d41...
www.nature.com/articles/d41...
Preprint site arXiv is banning computer-science reviews: here’s why
The repository is taking steps to tackle a surge in low quality, AI-generated content.
www.nature.com
November 11, 2025 at 4:44 PM
ArXiv will no longer accept review or position papers in computer science unless they have already been peer reviewed. The repository is taking steps to tackle a surge in low quality, AI-generated content, via @nature.com
www.nature.com/articles/d41...
www.nature.com/articles/d41...
Research collaborations sometimes go off the rails.
If misunderstandings pile up—about roles, expectations and trust—progress can stall and relationships can fray.
If misunderstandings pile up—about roles, expectations and trust—progress can stall and relationships can fray.
November 10, 2025 at 4:44 PM
Research collaborations sometimes go off the rails.
If misunderstandings pile up—about roles, expectations and trust—progress can stall and relationships can fray.
If misunderstandings pile up—about roles, expectations and trust—progress can stall and relationships can fray.
📚 Friday tip for smoother writing next week: Before you log off, spend 5 minutes tidying your references — add missing PDFs, fix duplicates, or add new papers to folders.
A few minutes of cleanup today means one less distraction when it’s time to write. 💪 #AcademicSky
A few minutes of cleanup today means one less distraction when it’s time to write. 💪 #AcademicSky
November 7, 2025 at 4:44 PM
📚 Friday tip for smoother writing next week: Before you log off, spend 5 minutes tidying your references — add missing PDFs, fix duplicates, or add new papers to folders.
A few minutes of cleanup today means one less distraction when it’s time to write. 💪 #AcademicSky
A few minutes of cleanup today means one less distraction when it’s time to write. 💪 #AcademicSky
You asked, we built it. 🙌
You can now download multiple PDFs as a single ZIP file — complete with your folder structure and supplementary files.
Perfect for sharing, backups, or uploading to apps like ChatGPT or NotebookLM. ⚡
You can now download multiple PDFs as a single ZIP file — complete with your folder structure and supplementary files.
Perfect for sharing, backups, or uploading to apps like ChatGPT or NotebookLM. ⚡
November 6, 2025 at 4:44 PM
You asked, we built it. 🙌
You can now download multiple PDFs as a single ZIP file — complete with your folder structure and supplementary files.
Perfect for sharing, backups, or uploading to apps like ChatGPT or NotebookLM. ⚡
You can now download multiple PDFs as a single ZIP file — complete with your folder structure and supplementary files.
Perfect for sharing, backups, or uploading to apps like ChatGPT or NotebookLM. ⚡
Academic writing includes reading, note-taking, brainstorming, outlining, drafting, editing, proofreading. All of these steps are part of the writing process.
📝Tip: Stop blending reading, drafting, and editing into the same time block. Focus on one writing stage at a time by blocking time for each.
📝Tip: Stop blending reading, drafting, and editing into the same time block. Focus on one writing stage at a time by blocking time for each.
November 5, 2025 at 4:44 PM
Academic writing includes reading, note-taking, brainstorming, outlining, drafting, editing, proofreading. All of these steps are part of the writing process.
📝Tip: Stop blending reading, drafting, and editing into the same time block. Focus on one writing stage at a time by blocking time for each.
📝Tip: Stop blending reading, drafting, and editing into the same time block. Focus on one writing stage at a time by blocking time for each.
Doing a PhD can feel like being lost in a forest with no map. But that uncertainty is part of the process.
Confidence grows from noticing your progress and realizing you’re learning more than you think.
Tips for building confidence during your PhD, via @patthomson.bsky.social #AcademicSky
Confidence grows from noticing your progress and realizing you’re learning more than you think.
Tips for building confidence during your PhD, via @patthomson.bsky.social #AcademicSky
November 4, 2025 at 4:44 PM
Doing a PhD can feel like being lost in a forest with no map. But that uncertainty is part of the process.
Confidence grows from noticing your progress and realizing you’re learning more than you think.
Tips for building confidence during your PhD, via @patthomson.bsky.social #AcademicSky
Confidence grows from noticing your progress and realizing you’re learning more than you think.
Tips for building confidence during your PhD, via @patthomson.bsky.social #AcademicSky
When is a scientific question really solved? Probably never.
But maybe a field can reach saturation—when new discoveries get smaller, and it’s harder to ask fresh questions.
At that point, do you keep digging deeper, or move on to new problems?
But maybe a field can reach saturation—when new discoveries get smaller, and it’s harder to ask fresh questions.
At that point, do you keep digging deeper, or move on to new problems?
November 3, 2025 at 4:44 PM
When is a scientific question really solved? Probably never.
But maybe a field can reach saturation—when new discoveries get smaller, and it’s harder to ask fresh questions.
At that point, do you keep digging deeper, or move on to new problems?
But maybe a field can reach saturation—when new discoveries get smaller, and it’s harder to ask fresh questions.
At that point, do you keep digging deeper, or move on to new problems?