The Global Research Space

What it does

There is so much amazing research being done globally, but the sheer volume of output makes it difficult to comprehend trends. I built The Global Research Space to navigate the vast scientific landscape as a spatial exploration instead of parsing lists! We currently hold 10M+ papers and add over 400k every month (grouped by similarity, time, and relevance), and we offer Prompt Radars to notify users when new papers meet their exact specifications.

Discover the latest research on a map of 10 million+ of the most recently published papers. Analyse papers, topics, authors, institution relations and more!

From independent researchers to global grant funders, we provide a shared geographic layer to navigate vast amounts of research and seamlessly connect over new publications, breakthroughs, and opportunities. Navigate 10 million+ research papers, automatically clustered by semantic similarity and relevance. Stay perfectly up-to-date with daily visual snapshots of the entire global research output. Utilize deep semantic search and precision filters for keywords, authors, institutions, topics, date ranges, and field-weighted citations. Run complex, multi-variable queries such as 'Top institutions in quantum-related fields published to Nature'. Set up live, AI-driven notifications when highly…from globalresearchspace.com

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