Use Elicit to find hundreds of relevant papers

[@DrummerMC]

Thanks for the tutorial! Looking forward to the next tutorial on how to deal with too many papers! :)

[@KantchilEsther]

Thank you very much for the tutorial

[@PhDnewbie]

Thank you for the tutorial. You are obviously a virtuoso in using Elicit. However, as a new user, to me your tutorial is very information-dense. Can you link me to some written instructions which correspond to the presentation? Thanks

[@elicit-research]

Sure thing! Check out this article from our Knowledge Base: support.elicit.com/en/articles/1969409

[@MyBasketball2012]

That was great, i.e., insightful; thank you!!

[@jonstark3124]

Thank you for your work and kind sharing.

[@jawidjafari8347]

The best AI so far for research, but most don’t know about bcz of your poor advertisement.

[@davidburgos828]

can we extract the citation?

[@elicit-research]

Yes, check out Elicit's export options here: support.elicit.com/en/articles/1153857

[@davidburgos828]

great, thanks!@@elicit-research

[@sotosilva3130]

Thanks good clases, and very útil to my thesis work.

[@RaihanJamil]

In your recent email you promote asking full questions to Elicit, but all your videos are with keywords. What gives?