Proofig AI detects AI-generated microscopy images in scientific manuscripts, alongside its existing duplication, manipulation and plagiarism checks — analysing images for the patterns and anomalies that generation leaves behind.
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Pub2Post, evaluated by USC’s Institute of Urology, generates social media posts from urology journal articles: title summary, key findings, emojis, hashtags and article links.
ReadCube’s AI Assistant works over a researcher’s own library: summarising articles, translating, simplifying terminology and answering questions across up to 20 documents at once.
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ReviewerAI, from Reality Wave, evaluates academic submissions of every kind — journal and conference papers, research and commercial proposals, fellowship applications, educational resources — against a 120+ point inspection rubric with multimodal workflows and scoring algorithms.
ReviewFlow, from Sun et al., is a research prototype supporting novice peer reviewers: contextual guidance while reading, help critiquing submissions, and synthesis of notes into structured reviews.
Rubriq, from HighWire Press, is a set of authoring tools covering editing, translation and language quality assessment for researchers and editors.
SAFI (Safe AI for IET) is the IET’s content chatbot running on an internally hosted LLM — the notable part being what it isn’t: a third-party cloud model with the IET’s content passing through it. Presented by David…
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Scalene is Chris Leonard’s newsletter on AI and peer review — tracking the possibility that AI assists or outright generates reviews, against the backdrop of a review system that increasingly can’t staff itself.
SciScore, from SciCrunch, scores manuscripts on rigour and transparency. Version 3 beta adds a redesigned report with a summary cover page, explanations with improvement suggestions, and a statistics module that checks statistical methods against expected reporting practice.
Karger Publishers partnered with Research Solutions to integrate Scite’s Smart Citations into journal content, giving readers context on how each citation is used — supporting, contrasting or merely mentioning.
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