Find academic literature

Ask Anara to find papers by research question, title, author, or identifier. State the field, dates, and study types you need so it can choose useful searches.

Search by topic

Find empirical studies on this research question published since 2020. Give me the title, authors, year, study design, and why each paper is relevant. Separate reviews and preprints from primary studies.

Use Web as a source for external research. Connect a science database when you need to name a particular database. You can combine external search with your own library sources.

Find a known paper

Provide its DOI or a complete title with author and year. Check the match before importing, especially for common titles or different editions. Use import by link or identifier to save a known source directly.

Read before drawing conclusions

Search results can contain bibliographic metadata and abstracts without the full paper. Ask Anara which sources it read in full. Open the cited papers and check whether the evidence supports the answer.

For connected work around a seed paper, use the citation graph. For a structured review, record your search question, databases, dates, and criteria, then use systematic reviews.