Do you struggle with the overwhelming volume of published scientific articles during your research or thesis process? Are you dreading the long hours ahead for conducting your literature review?
Join the workshop and learn how to use Iris.ai - your AI science assistant, that semi-automates the discovery and literature review parts of your research process.
Why you should join?
Iris.ai has already read and memorised over 80 million research papers - so you don't have to! Iris.ai helps you to get an overall landscape around your research challenge as well as a specific reading list covering the papers that you should actually spend time on reading.
As a result of attending the workshop and using the Iris.ai tools you’ll:
1. Save up to 78% of your time spent on compiling a reading list for your literature review with a 99,8% confidence level. If 85% accuracy level in the results is sufficient, you can achieve it in just a couple of days of dedicated work.
2. Broaden your search beyond limiting keywords and get a full overview of all papers related to your research problem.
3. Avoid endless results lists of research papers and built-in citation biases.
4. Narrow down a long collection of research papers to a specific reading list that you should focus on.
On top of that we will show you the brand new suite of tools, the Researcher Workspace. We have included new tools and features that will help you even more with your scientific process. It will be released for the Helsinki user by the next year but during this workshop you will be already able to see what it looks like.
Who is it for?
The event is open and free for all University of Helsinki students, researchers and staff members. During the 2-hour workshop, you will see a demo of how to get started with your Iris.ai Premium account and put the tools to the test. This is also a great opportunity to ask questions and receive invaluable support from the Iris.ai team.
When and where?
Iris.ai and the University of Helsinki will be hosting four free online workshop sessions throughout the academic year. This one is on the 20th of October at 10 am.
Welcome!
