Further, you can now delete uploaded files from your scienceOS library and account. Simply select the listed or unlisted sources in your library and choose the option ‘Delete source’.

Similarly, saved answers can now serve as starting points for new discussions. Branching from a saved answer, whether it is your own or a colleague’s within a shared project, lets you build on gained insights, be inspired, or explore additional perspectives.

Research rarely follows a straight path. You can now branch a new chat from any point in an existing conversation, allowing you to explore divergent hypotheses or interpretations while keeping a clear connection to the original insight that inspired them.

Using an AI research tool to generate a summary can confirm that the scientific article aligns with your writing and ensure accurate citation or help pinpoint key details when designing a new research protocol.

With scienceOS, it takes just one step to import papers from Zotero:
1. Click the pink ‘plus’ button in your library to import collections from Zotero.

Bringing your Zotero collections into scienceOS lets you keep all your sources in one trusted workspace, making it easier to explore, organize, and interact with your research.

With scienceOS, it takes just three steps to invite your colleagues to a shared project:
1. Create a new project and add relevant sources to it.
2. Generate an invitation link and send it to your colleagues.
3. Save AI answers to share them with all project members.