your ai tool recommendation of gpt prompt splitter is such a time saver!, plz suggest more such videos .. not a phd guy but love your ai tools content!
Thank you very much for all your hard work and discovery Andy. We all have little time to devote to such exploration of AI. You are doing a great job in screening and offering opportunities for us researchers and developers. I have incorporated several of you suggestions into my workflow.
Thanks Dr. Andy! Wow, Untools looks great. I'm in the dissertation proposal stage, waiting for my committee to approve. My conceptual model diagram just needs finesse because I used Draw in Google Docs, which was not a good idea. I'll check these out!
Super helpful. Thank you, Andy! 1) Could you give an example of how to use UNTOOLS productively? 2) Nano Letters Style (MYBIB) - I do not understand its purpose clearly. And what do you mean by reformatting the style?
The main issue with all these videos coming out on this channel is the key consideration of what happens with your data after you 'plug it in'. Any serious work is typically not allowed to be shared just as is, so a short sentence on what the policies are for each tool could avoid a lot of trouble for anyone just blindly uploading highly sensitive stuff.
hi Andy , its really pleasure watching you lovely content , I have subscribed to PaperPal after i watched your video , I have observed several advantages and disadvantages worth summarizing. One of the most frustrating aspects is that when using citation software like Mendeley or RefWorks, the suggestions provided by PaperPal often result in the disappearance of the existing citation, which is highly inconvenient. Additionally, the suggestions from PaperPal appear in separate windows rather than within the Word document itself, causing further inconvenience. Furthermore, the constant synchronization process of PaperPal consumes a significant amount of time. Given these shortcomings, I do not recommend purchasing PaperPal at its current stage, as there is a need for substantial product development.
This is awesome. Here's hoping sooner or later more of us can skip the huge tax in time and money that we call a higher education system. Just go straight to learning from and contributing to these communities of interest where the real action is. That would be so much more efficient, and so much more meaningful. The first society to transition to such a modus operandi will have a huge advantage.
In a next video, you can review the Qiqqa reference manager. I found this app very useful during my PhD studies. I think it is better than Zotero or Mendeley. It integrates very easily with Word, automatically reorders the references as you move them through the text, you have a local database of your resources, and many other tools. It is in a phase of underdevelopment but I found it very useful.
Please can anyone help with sites and apps that are free that I can use for my Masters dissertation to collect journals/books, etc, for my literature review
Keep up with the great work to provide and filter ever increasing number of apps for academics. Thank you so very much!
your ai tool recommendation of gpt prompt splitter is such a time saver!, plz suggest more such videos .. not a phd guy but love your ai tools content!
Please share the prompt
Thank you very much for all your hard work and discovery Andy. We all have little time to devote to such exploration of AI. You are doing a great job in screening and offering opportunities for us researchers and developers. I have incorporated several of you suggestions into my workflow.
Thanks Dr. Andy! Wow, Untools looks great. I'm in the dissertation proposal stage, waiting for my committee to approve. My conceptual model diagram just needs finesse because I used Draw in Google Docs, which was not a good idea. I'll check these out!
Super helpful. Thank you, Andy!
1) Could you give an example of how to use UNTOOLS productively?
2) Nano Letters Style (MYBIB) - I do not understand its purpose clearly. And what do you mean by reformatting the style?
The main issue with all these videos coming out on this channel is the key consideration of what happens with your data after you 'plug it in'. Any serious work is typically not allowed to be shared just as is, so a short sentence on what the policies are for each tool could avoid a lot of trouble for anyone just blindly uploading highly sensitive stuff.
hi Andy , its really pleasure watching you lovely content , I have subscribed to PaperPal after i watched your video , I have observed several advantages and disadvantages worth summarizing. One of the most frustrating aspects is that when using citation software like Mendeley or RefWorks, the suggestions provided by PaperPal often result in the disappearance of the existing citation, which is highly inconvenient. Additionally, the suggestions from PaperPal appear in separate windows rather than within the Word document itself, causing further inconvenience. Furthermore, the constant synchronization process of PaperPal consumes a significant amount of time. Given these shortcomings, I do not recommend purchasing PaperPal at its current stage, as there is a need for substantial product development.
Thank you very much, Doctor....we need an episode on programming codes
Is there something like biorender for physics?
This has to be the best channel for PhD students.
These are actually awesome, thanks
This is awesome. Here's hoping sooner or later more of us can skip the huge tax in time and money that we call a higher education system. Just go straight to learning from and contributing to these communities of interest where the real action is. That would be so much more efficient, and so much more meaningful. The first society to transition to such a modus operandi will have a huge advantage.
Another great video and addition to research tools.
Thank you Dr Stapleton!
In a next video, you can review the Qiqqa reference manager. I found this app very useful during my PhD studies. I think it is better than Zotero or Mendeley. It integrates very easily with Word, automatically reorders the references as you move them through the text, you have a local database of your resources, and many other tools. It is in a phase of underdevelopment but I found it very useful.
Thank you very much for youe hard work Andy. The resources you shared are very useful. Thank you
Wow, first to view😅 well your videos are always helpful. Hope it does as well😊🙇♀️🌸
really helpful
It's time to see all Andy videos now
Thanks for the great video❤✌️
Please can anyone help with sites and apps that are free that I can use for my Masters dissertation to collect journals/books, etc, for my literature review
Chair and boat form of glucose not benzene :-) but I love your channel.
Thank you very much. Very good work. I hope you have good return.
Flourish looks like a nicer version of Tableau.
What about Sciugo?
How can I contact you sir, i want complete my third chapter
Unable to understand how to use untools
are these free?
Unfortunately, it looks like Biorender is looking for an academic e-mail address.
We need site write literature review
Thanks
Thank you so much for the super thanks!
Humps.
I'm here too😅
Andy, let me know if you're single. We could talk about essays all day 👄