Laurea LibGuides: ManagiDiTH Library Guide: AI tools for studies and research

AI-powered article search tools

There is be a paid version (Keenious Plus) and a free version available.
Laurea students and staff can now access the paid Keenious Plus. (Trial period ends 30.4.2025.) Read more about how to use Keenious and how to create an account to Keenious Plus.
In the free version, the number of search results is limited to 10 articles; in languages other than English, only one search per day is possible; the length of the search text is limited to 1000 words.
In the paid version Keenious Plus, the number of search results is limited to 1000 articles; cross-language searches can be performed up to 10 per day; there is no limit on the length of the search text; reference data can be exported in bulk to reference management systems.
Keenious searches for articles on the same topic based on the text entered. The feed can be short (a few words) or long (a whole article). In addition to the article search, Keenious generates a subject list which it interprets as related to the text entered. Based on this information, the searcher can refine his search in the direction he wants.
It is possible to download a Keenious plug-in for word processors (MS Word and Google Docs), which allows you to search for sources related to the text or part of the text you are writing.
Introduction Video

Registration is required. Registration gives access to free Elicit Basic service.
Elicit finds academic articles indexed in Semantic Scholar. It searches among more than 125 millions articles.
Use natural language sentence(s) as the search input. An abstract from another articles works fine too.
Search results can be filtered e.g. by the number of citations, type of the article (systematic reviews, meta.analyzes etc.) or by the quality of the publication (SCImago ranking).
Elicit can also be used for extracting data from selected articles
Instructions on how to get started and tips & best practices
Video instructions

Scopus AI is an AI-driven research tool that uses the Scopus peer-reviewed research repository to help users understand and navigate unfamiliar academic content. Scopus AI generates summaries based on Scopus abstracts with references to help decipher complex content, facilitate deeper exploration, and provide academic insights. Built in close collaboration with the academic community, it provides a unique window into humanity's accumulated knowledge through Scopus, the world's largest multidisciplinary and trusted abstract and citation database. Scopus AI LibGuide (Iscte Library)

Free and paid versions are available with differences in the number of articles and maps.
Creates a bibliographic map with data from a single publication or, alternatively, from multiple publications using BibTeX/RIS files.
Litmaps shows the relationships between scientific articles in a dynamic network graph format. It makes suggestions for articles based on the relationships between articles, which helps you to find articles outside keywords.

Requires you to create a login.
You can start using the tool by adding one good article to the collection. The tool generates recommendations based on your collection using titles, abstracts and other metadata of the articles.
Research Rabbit visualises the networks formed between publications. You can move forward on the map, creating new publication networks including authors and sources. The tool helps to find new connections between a certain phenomena being studied and the researchers.