Litmaps retweeted
Traditional lit reviews are broken. AI has flooded the literature (80x over 10 years in some cases).
But we can fight fire with fire.
Here is how to use AI for a fast &precise lit review (In-depth 1-hour tutorial):
Litmaps retweeted
Goldey-Beacom students, if you’ve got a research paper or thesis this semester, your college has you covered with Litmaps Pro. Sign up with your gbc.edu email and you’ll have full access, including Zotero sync and email alerts for new papers in your field.
Thanks to @GBCEdu for making this available to everyone on campus. 📚
Go to the Litmaps app here ➡️ app.litmaps.com/
Litmaps retweeted
The Lit Review shortcut that allowed me to complete my PhD in 2.5 years (with 4 papers written):
Three tools: Obsidian + Litmaps + Zotero
...and the right strategy.
Join the free webinar to learn how:
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Litmaps retweeted
Learn how to build a smarter, faster literature review workflow using three of the most powerful tools available to researchers right now.
Ilya Shabanov @Artifexx will show you how to use Litmaps, Zotero, and Obsidian together to discover literature, organize your notes, and build a research knowledge base that actually makes writing easier.
📅 30th September
🕔 9:00 PM London / 1:00 PM Los Angeles / 9:00 AM Wellington
💻 Google Meet. Free to join
🎥 Can't make it live? Register for the recording.
Sign-up for free ⬇️
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Litmaps retweeted
Brilliant research requires a rested mind.
Taking breaks isn't procrastination - it's part of the process.
#WednesdayWisdom #AcademicTwitter
In late 90s to early 2000s, advanced chess or Centeur chess was done, human+chess engines duked it out. By mid 2010s this died out cos engines did not benefit from human help. At least for now, we are not at that level. A good researcher makes ai output better often much better
Thought-provoking article that argues how AI in research doesn't remove the scholar's responsibilities (identifying good questions, interpreting results, being accountable for them) but changes the speed of execution.
In the AI era, the human struggle can no longer be the point of research - @timeshighered
timeshighereducation.com/dep…
Litmaps retweeted
Don't know where to start your literature review? Spending hours finding papers that lead nowhere?
@Faheem_uh is hosting a live session on Thursday 23 July to show you how to do it properly with Litmaps.
📅 Thursday 23 July
🕔 5pm BST / 12pm ET / 9am PT
Sign up: luma.com/7zdamcm0
Litmaps retweeted
Absolute masterclass in literature reviews… and it’s completely free 🎓
@Faheem_uh is hosting a live webinar on how to conduct an advanced lit review faster & more effectively using Litmaps.
Jul 23 | 5PM London | 12PM NY | 9AM LA | 9:30PM Mumbai
Register now 👇
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Litmaps retweeted
When a field is new to you, look for the most-cited papers from the last five years. They're usually the ones shaping the current conversation.
Litmaps retweeted
Want to really see a researcher's impact?
It’s hard to grasp a researcher’s full impact just by reading a few papers.
A visual literature map helps you see their entire body of work and its influence on the field.
🗺️ Create a Litmap of a researcher’s work:
1️⃣ Find their papers (e.g., via Scopus)
2️⃣ Download as a BibTeX
3️⃣ Import into Litmaps
4️⃣ Visualize their contributions over time in the Litmap
5️⃣ Click "Explore Related Articles" to see work based on theirs
6️⃣ Filter based on the date of publication to see only recent papers - this is the impact their research has today!
Check out this example Litmap on Dane deQuilettes' solar energy research and the future research based on it! ⚡
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We're on a mission to help accelerate impactful science.
Join us.
▶ Follow us for research tips at @LitmapsApp
Litmaps retweeted
Allowing fresh PhDs to participate meaningfully in academic governance is an opportunity to align them more closely with the realities of contemporary research
Universities need recent PhDs at the decision-making table
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Litmaps retweeted
Struggling to pick a research topic?
It’s easy to get buried in PDFs with no clear direction.
The better approach?
👉 Map the field first.
Here’s a simple 5-step process to do it 👇
Step 1: Start with a seed paper
Pick one paper you know. Map its connections with Litmaps to see who it cites & who cites it.
Step 2: Review the signals
Look at the authors, methods, and ideas that dominate this paper's local network.
Step 3: Expand your map
Add more papers. You’ll learn not just by reading, but by seeing how papers connect.
Step 4: Map the whole field
Track sub-topics, spot different directions, and notice the gaps no one has filled.
Step 5: Choose your topic with confidence
From this bird’s-eye view, you’ll know what’s exciting, relevant, and meaningful.
💡 Why this works:
By building a structured overview of the field you can see what matters, what’s missing, and where you can contribute.
👉 How did you choose your research topic: by accident, advice, or strategy?
#PhDLife #ResearchTips #LiteratureReview #AcademicWriting #Litmaps
Litmaps retweeted
Watch our talk at the @LitmapsApp Future Ready Scholar Conference and find out more about having a PhD Plan!
m.youtube.com/watch?v=1fggZ2…
Litmaps retweeted
🎉 Just one more day until our Master Literature Review webinar with @LitmapsApp!
Speed up your entire literature review process from discovering relevant papers to staying organized and writing up your synthesis. 💫
Litmaps retweeted
Watch our talk at the @LitmapsApp Future Ready Scholar Conference and find out more about having a PhD Plan!
youtu.be/1fggZ2U_BOc?si=qgBE…
Litmaps retweeted
Have you got a PhD PLAN?
You can now watch the full talk from the @LitmapsApp Future Ready Scholar Conference on our YouTube account 👇
youtu.be/1fggZ2U_BOc?si=1V8A…
Litmaps retweeted
🔎 Struggling with your literature review?
Most researchers face these 5 problems at some point.
But few of us have clear strategies on how to get past them.
Here's how to tackle each of these with literature maps (aka Litmaps):
1️⃣ Overwhelming process → Use a simple search strategy
Start with a seed paper (a key paper in your field) and use Litmaps’ citation network to expand your search strategically instead of aimlessly browsing databases.
2️⃣ Too many papers to read → Prioritize the most relevant
Instead of skimming hundreds of papers, Litmaps highlights key connections between works, helping you identify which papers matter most for your research.
3️⃣ How does it all connect? → Visualize the literature
Litmaps builds an interactive citation map, making it easy to see relationships between studies, spot influential works, and understand how the research field has evolved over time.
4️⃣ Did you miss something important? → Find missing links
Use Litmaps to search on the papers you already have - to find key studies you may have overlooked, ensuring you don’t miss critical references in your field.
5️⃣ Falling out-of-date? → Monitor your Litmaps
Track your Litmap & easily integrate new relevant papers as they’re published, keeping your literature review fresh and up-to-date.
#AcademicTwitter #PhDLife #LiteratureReview #Litmaps #Research #PhD
Litmaps retweeted
When you support arXiv, you support collaboration & community🤝🛠️
Working together to make research better - all your faves are arXivLabs: @huggingface @askalphaxiv @ConnectedPapers @LitmapsApp @iarxiv_org @Science_Cast @replicate @TheRealDagsHub & more!
givingday.cornell.edu/campai…
Litmaps retweeted
Folks over at Litmaps are hosting 2-day FREE online conference:
The Future Ready Scholar.
Talks by:
Martina Spinoglio & Celeste Barbano (Thesis4U)
Lennart Nacke @acagamic
Ilya Shabanov @Artifexx
Nathan Harrison-Clarke @ThePhDPlace
Registration👇
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