A lightweight tool from the STM Association that matches publisher content to the UN Sustainable Development Goals. It runs text against two independently developed sets of Boolean queries from bibliometrics companies, built on specific SDG targets rather than…
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SDGenie (beta) is a free experimental tool from CABI that matches research text, such as abstracts, to the UN Sustainable Development Goals at the level of the 169 individual targets rather than the 17 headline goals. Released as…
Molecular Connections worked with a physical sciences publishing society (AIPP) on content discoverability: building a rich ontology and semantically enriching millions of backfile articles using semantic fingerprinting and content classification.
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Semantic Reader, from Semantic Scholar (Allen Institute for AI), augments scientific PDFs: in-line citation cards with TLDR summaries, AI-generated highlights labelled Goal, Method and Result, and citations personalised against the user’s own library.
Elsevier built a text mining tool for semi-automated checking of clinical trial reports against the CONSORT guidelines, identifying statements corresponding to checklist items so authors and editors can see what’s missing.
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Upload a photo of your bookshelf (or Kindle library) and the AI tells you what kind of person you are, then recommends more books. A side project by Mark Riley, and openly labelled as such.
The Silverchair AI Lab is a sandbox where publishers experiment with AI models and use cases — adjusting models, retrieval strategies and response settings to see what actually works before committing.
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Signals’ Sleuth AI plugs into editorial workflows and automatically extracts and flags conflict-of-interest, funding and ethics statements, pinpointing anything unusual. It also surfaces questionable references and runs exploratory analysis to catch irrelevant or AI-generated content.
A feature in World Brain Scholar’s Eliza platform that screens submissions for journal scope fit. Out-of-scope manuscripts get instant recommendations for alternatives in the same portfolio, rerouting authors instead of rejecting them cold.
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The Smart Book Recommender, built by The Open University with Springer Nature, helps the Computer Science editorial team decide which books, journals and proceedings to market at which conferences. It uses the Computer Science Ontology to semantically match…
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