Find a research workflow that fits.
Practical guides with working radars, focused source sets and clear limits.
AI research paper alerts, focused on your question.
Follow agent research across preprints, laboratory updates and journals. This starting radar brings tool use, reasoning and evaluation into one place, with a seven-day window.
Virology research alerts across journals and indexes.
Monitor viral infection research with PubMed, Europe PMC, Journal of Virology, Science, Science Advances and bioRxiv. A thirty-day window gives specialist results time to reach indexing services.
Computer vision paper alerts with the original evidence.
Track visual learning and perception across arXiv, International Journal of Computer Vision, IEEE TPAMI and MIT research news. Start with a weekly view and focus it on your task.
Cybersecurity research alerts for methods and evaluation.
Follow threat detection and security research through arXiv, Computers & Security, IEEE and OpenAlex. The thirty-day starting window combines preprints with slower journal publication.
Materials science research alerts from synthesis to properties.
Bring materials preprints, Nature Materials, Nature Nanotechnology, MIT research news and OpenAlex into one thirty-day radar. Follow a material family without losing sight of new characterization methods.
Monitor climate research by question, scale and method.
Follow climate attribution, mitigation and adaptation across Nature Climate Change, Nature Sustainability and PLOS journals. The weekly radar is a starting point for monitoring evidence as your project develops.
A research monitoring routine for PhD students.
Give each thesis question its own radar instead of maintaining one broad reading queue. The astronomy example shows how a mission, a physical phenomenon and specialist sources form a manageable thirty-day feed.
Track preprints alongside their published versions.
Follow fast-moving quantum research across arXiv and journals. Publication metadata can connect an early manuscript to a published article, helping you inspect the version that supports a claim.
Scientific journal alerts shaped around your topic.
Combine selected journals with wider biomedical indexes rather than reading every table of contents separately. This cancer-genomics example balances Nature journals, PLOS, PubMed and Europe PMC.
Keep a literature review current after the first search.
Turn a review question into an ongoing reading routine. The robotics example monitors perception, manipulation and navigation across preprints, Science Robotics and research news.