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Litmaps

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Litmaps

@LitmapsApp

Your literature review assistant. Visualize research, find papers, and stay ahead. 🚀

New Zealand

Joined February 2021

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Jun 22
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:
How to do an advanced literature review, hosted by Faheem Ullah · Luma
From luma.com
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Jul 28
How many papers make up a literature review? 50? 100? @Faheem_uh asked researchers in our latest webinar. The most common answer wasn't a number at all: "it depends." Faheem breaks down what it actually depends on (and how to know when you've searched enough) 👇
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Jul 20
🔎 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
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Jul 13
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
timeshighereducation.com
In the AI era, the human struggle can no longer be the point of research
The rush to regulate the use of artificial intelligence in scholarly inquiry looks like a defence of intellectual craft. In reality, it’s an act of institutional self-preservation, says Ian Richardson
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Jul 6
New research suggests that universities need to rethink how they prepare students for a world where AI is central to work. Does this match what you’re actually seeing on the ground? What’s the real gap between what researchers say needs to happen and what institutions are
Universities must rethink how they prepare students for an AI-powered world, study argues
From manchester.ac.uk