Reading notes in tables
Turn any list into a table. Each row is a full item, so it holds your notes, quotes, and files. Cells can use formulas.
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From the first source to the final draft.
Clip papers from the web, keep your reading in tables, link ideas across projects, and get comments from your advisor on the exact sentence.
Research › PhD › Thesis
Thesis
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Chapter 2 · Related work
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Sleep and memory in adults nature.com
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R Ruiz Is this sample large enough?
- Literature reviews
- Lab notebooks
- Field notes
- Interview notes
- Paper drafts
- Grant proposals
- Reading lists
- Experiment logs
- Conference talks
- Peer reviews
Your sources and your ideas, connected.
Clip papers from the web
The Web Clipper saves a page, a link, or the text you select into your literature notes.
Comments on the exact words
Your advisor selects a sentence and comments on it, like in a shared document. Resolve each thread when it is fixed.
Links and backlinks
Link any note to any other. Each note lists the places that link to it.
Equations in your notes
Write LaTeX in a sentence or in a math block. Fam draws the math, and published pages show it too.
Live searches
Find every open question under your thesis, or every note that links to one paper. The list stays up to date.
Fewer apps. One tree.
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Instead of
Spreadsheets of papersuse Reading notes in tables
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Instead of
Browser bookmarksuse The Web Clipper
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Comments in Word filesuse Comments on the exact words
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ObsidianorRoamuse Links and backlinks
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Mirouse Whiteboards next to your notes
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To-do appsuse Live searches of open questions
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