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Understand, organize and write scientific documents with AI. Backed by YC.

Formerly known as Unriddle.

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Anara @anara.com · Mar 20
Introducing Anara.

A tool to help academics and research teams understand, organize and write scientific documents.

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A breakdown of the different interfaces in Anara showcasing the process of extracting insights from your sources easily.
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Get accurate insights from images across your knowledge base.

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March 28, 2025 at 5:02 PM
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How to Do a Literature Review:

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How to Do a Literature Review Define your purpose - A literature review examines existing research to provide an overview of what's known about your topic. - Focus on synthesizing ideas – analyze, evaluate, and connect findings rather than summarizing them. - Use the review to identify gaps, justify your research approach, and establish context for your work. Plan your search strategy - Develop a detailed plan with specific keywords, phrases, and academic databases (e.g., PubMed, JSTOR). - Document your methodology for transparency – it can be the appendix in your final paper. - Use citation management tools like Anara to track sources efficiently. - Establish inclusion/exclusion criteria before starting to ensure focus and consistency. Evaluate and organize sources - For each paper, assess: research questions, methods, findings, and limitations. - Create a matrix or reading grid to compare sources across themes or methodologies. - Group studies by trends, conflicts, or gaps in the literature to highlight patterns. Structure your review - Choose an organization method: thematic, chronological, methodological, or theoretical. - Each section should advance an argument – don’t just list findings; show connections. - Be critical – highlight strengths, weaknesses, and controversies in the research field. Write with clarity - Start with an introduction defining the scope and purpose of the review. - Write concise paragraphs that each make a specific point supported by evidence. - Paraphrase more than you quote to demonstrate understanding; cite consistently using APA, MLA, or Chicago style. Avoid common pitfalls - Don’t summarize studies without connecting them; focus on synthesis. - Avoid bias – include studies that challenge your perspective for balance. - Stay focused on your research question; don’t include irrelevant sources.
March 25, 2025 at 7:09 PM
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Most researchers struggle with slow, manual workflows when preparing systematic reviews 🧪

With Anara, you can:

• Sift through hundreds of papers and resources
• Connect the dots and extract insights
• Maintain an organized knowledge base to draw from

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#AcademicSky
March 25, 2025 at 3:35 PM
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Introducing Anara.

A tool to help academics and research teams understand, organize and write scientific documents.

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A breakdown of the different interfaces in Anara showcasing the process of extracting insights from your sources easily.
March 20, 2025 at 6:00 PM