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Research discovery app
Discover new research papers without drowning in alerts
Scollr is a research discovery app for finding new research papers. Follow topics and authors to build a personalized research feed, save the studies worth reading, and build literature maps around any paper.
Research discovery, answered
What is the best way to discover new research papers?
Follow the topics, authors, and sources you care about, then let one app surface new papers instead of juggling per-journal alerts. In Scollr, your follows and reading behavior shape a personalized research feed, you save the studies worth reading, and you build literature maps for research papers to see how the work connects. Start by browsing new research papers on Discover or scanning the latest research trends.
Research Maps
Turn a paper into a literature map
Start from one paper or a saved collection, then inspect related papers, references, citing papers, foundational context, recent work, and key papers in one readable workspace.
See literature maps for research papersDaily reading loop
Turn a quick scan into your next paper to read
Follow your fields
Choose the topics, authors, and sources you want in your daily scan.
Scan what changed
Review papers with enough context to decide what is worth opening.
Save the next read
Keep promising papers for the moment when you have time to read closely.
Weekly trend briefs
Understand what is moving before you dive deeper
Public trend briefs turn fast-moving research clusters into readable context: what changed, which papers anchor the trend, and where to keep reading.
Advanced battery materials
Solid-state electrolyte papers are clustering around manufacturable interfaces
- New review papers connect durability and scale-up constraints.
- Representative papers are selected from current evidence, not fake popularity.
- Briefs link back into the live research feed.
Who Scollr is for
Built for researchers who need to keep up
Anyone who has to stay current with new research papers without losing hours to it.
PhD students
Track a thesis area and surface the papers a literature review should not miss.
Postdocs and faculty
Follow fast-moving fields, authors, and journals in one personalized research feed.
Independent researchers
Keep up with new research papers across disciplines without institutional alert tooling.
Journal clubs
Find recent, discussion-worthy papers and save them into shared reading collections.
FAQ
Discovering new research papers
What is the best way to discover new research papers?
Follow the topics, authors, and sources you care about, then let a research discovery app surface new papers in one place instead of juggling alerts. In Scollr, your follows and reading behavior shape a personalized feed, you save the studies worth reading, and you map the literature around any paper.
How do I keep up with new research papers without too many alerts?
Replace per-journal email alerts with a single personalized feed. Scollr brings new papers from the topics and authors you follow into one daily scan, with enough context to decide what to open, so keeping up becomes a short habit rather than an inbox problem.
Is Scollr a research discovery app for any field?
Yes. Scollr indexes hundreds of thousands of papers across research areas from OpenAlex and Semantic Scholar, so PhD students, postdocs, faculty, and independent researchers can follow their fields and discover new work regardless of discipline.
Start with one useful paper.
The feed gets sharper as you follow topics, save papers, and map the research areas that matter to you.
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