A literature review workflow with ResearchRabbit and Paperpile

​Starting a literature review means solving two problems at once: finding the right papers, and keeping track of them once you’ve collected them. This session walks through a workflow that covers both—ResearchRabbit to find papers and see how they connect, Paperpile to organize what you find and cite it as you write.

​We'll go end to end, from finding your first paper to writing your first draft. You'll leave with a workflow you can use for your own review.

​Part 1: Find papers with ResearchRabbit

• ​Start from a keyword, or one paper you already know

• ​Follow citation connections to related work

• ​Narrow down to the papers worth reading

​Part 2: Organize and cite with Paperpile

• ​Bring the papers you found into Paperpile

• ​Sort them into folders and label them

• ​Read, annotate, and take notes on your PDFs

• ​Add citations in Google Docs and Word

​Who it's for

​Graduate students, researchers, science communicators, and anyone who writes from the academic literature.

​Event time

​4:00 PM - 5.00 PM (EST, New York)
1:00 PM - 2.00 PM (PST, Los Angeles)

​Format

• ​One-hour live demo of ResearchRabbit and Paperpile, with Q&A at the end

• ​Recorded and available to watch later

​Can't make it live? Register anyway and we'll send you the recording.

​Questions

​Is this event free?
Yes. It is run by Paperpile and ResearchRabbit.

​How do I sign up?
Register on this webpage.

​How do I join the webinar?
Click the Zoom link to join.

​Will the event be recorded?
Yes, the webinar will be recorded. Sign up for the event to receive the recording.