Science42: DORA is a tool from Insilico Medicine that drafts scientific documents, such as papers and grant applications, using several AI agents working from proprietary databases and set workflows for referencing. Insilico announced a preview on 26 July 2024, and its product page now offers online and on-premise versions with free and paid plans. Benefits
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Eliza is a suite of AI tools for journal and proceedings publishers from World Brain Scholar. For peer review it includes an interactive assistant for chatting with a paper and getting review guidance, and automated manuscript reviews, and for editors it provides executive summaries, aggregated insights, decision letter templates and a search that checks reviewer
Dimensions Reviewer Finder is a module of Dimensions, from Digital Science, that finds expert reviewers for grant applications and manuscripts. It matches a submitted abstract against more than 10 million researcher profiles, which cover affiliations, research interests, funding history and past peer-review activity, drawing on more than 130 million publications and more than 6 million
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SciFlow is a web-based writing and publishing platform from SciFlow GmbH in Berlin, used by universities, research institutes and university presses. It formats documents automatically to journal and institutional templates, and its publishing workflow produces theses, journals, books and conference proceedings. Benefits & outcomes SciFlow reports that at the Julius Kühn-Institut, more than 600 conference
Enago Read is an AI-assisted peer review workspace for publishers and reviewers from Enago, and it connects to a publisher’s submission and peer review system through an API. Reviewers can follow an AI-first or a human-first workflow, which the publisher chooses for each journal, and the workspace guides them through a structured review using insights
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Global Campus is an online platform based in Utrecht, founded by Tijmen Altena and Paul Tuinenburg, that uses AI matchmaking to help institutions, funders and publishers find experts for peer review, vacancies and collaboration, with conflict-of-interest checks. It grew out of Impacter, a platform the founders have run since 2017 that applies natural language processing
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Springer Nature’s Research Integrity Group deployed this tool, then called Geppetto, in November 2023 to detect AI-generated text in manuscripts, which Springer Nature describes as a classic indication of paper mill activity. Springer Nature developed it with its Slimmer AI Science division. It divides a paper into sections, checks the consistency of the text in
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JAPRA is a peer review assistant for academic papers in the humanities, with a focus on business, education and gender studies, offered on YesChat.ai. It gives section-by-section feedback on clarity, argument structure, theoretical frameworks and methodology, asks clarifying questions about vague passages, identifies gaps in the research, and checks adherence to citation and referencing standards.
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Find Reviewers is Elsevier’s reviewer-finding tool inside Editorial Manager, which editors open from the Reviewer Selection Summary page to check their existing reviewer pool and to reach candidates they might not otherwise find. It draws on Scopus data, Elsevier’s Reviewer Hub and the journal’s own reviewer database, and offers seven search options: System Recommendations, with
FutureHouse is a philanthropically funded project building semi-autonomous AI for scientific research. It describes an AI Scientist as one that repeatedly builds a model of a problem, generates hypotheses, tests them and updates the model, working under a broad research direction set by a human. On 1 May 2025 it launched a platform, free to
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Imagetwin is software from Imagetwin AI GmbH that detects integrity issues in figures in scientific articles, including western blots, microscopy images and light photography. Users upload a PDF or image files and see results in a web interface within seconds, with confidence scores. It detects duplication within manuscripts, manipulation such as splicing and copy-move edits,
Prophy Referee Finder ranks reviewer candidates for a manuscript or grant proposal by semantic relevance, reading the meaning of the document. Each candidate comes with relevant articles, the reasoning for the match and contact details, and the tool draws on more than 104 million researcher profiles. Co-authorship, shared affiliations and institutional links are flagged automatically
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iThenticate is a research integrity tool from Turnitin that checks manuscripts, grant proposals, theses and other high-stakes documents for text similarity against a content database. Its Similarity Report highlights matching text and links to the sources, and a flags panel identifies manipulated text such as replaced or hidden characters. Researchers can buy credits for individual
Paper-Wizard was an AI service that reviewed manuscripts before researchers submitted them, built by the lab behind Explore Science. On 9 July 2026 Explore Science announced that Paper-Wizard had grown into Explore Science, a wider platform from the same lab, and existing accounts and reviews carried over. The manuscript review still gives comments with evidence
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AIRA is the in-house AI assistant that Frontiers uses to check manuscripts, created in 2018 and announced in July 2020, when it read each submission and made up to 20 recommendations in seconds on language quality, figure integrity, plagiarism and potential conflicts of interest. In July 2025 Frontiers added Cactus Communications’ Paperpal Preflight and Clear
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