Research Maps

Map the literature around any paper

Turn one paper or collection into a readable literature map: related papers, references, citing papers, key papers, and new work to watch.

How maps work

A research workspace that starts from the papers you already care about

01

Start from one paper

Open a paper map to inspect related work, references, citing papers, shared authors, and shared topics before deciding what to save.

02

Build a collection map

Add papers into a collection and Scollr turns the set into lanes for related papers, foundational context, recent follow-ups, and key papers.

03

Watch this area

Enable an in-app watchlist on a collection so new related, citing, and reference papers appear in one digest as the area changes.

Private research curation

Save papers to read, mark the ones that define the map, hide the noise

Research Maps keeps exploration connected to the rest of Scollr. Save a paper to your library, add it to a collection, pin it for the current map, mark it as a key paper, or hide a weak suggestion without deleting it anywhere else.

Save

Add the paper to your saved-paper library.

Add

Move a discovery into a durable collection.

Pin

Keep an important paper close while you work.

Key paper

Mark a central paper for the map.

Hide

Clean up irrelevant map results privately.

Research handoff

Export the trail when it is time to write

Export the whole map, one lane, or selected papers as CSV, BibTeX, or RIS. Scollr stays useful during discovery, then hands work off to your reference manager, spreadsheet, or literature-review notes.

Start with one paper. Leave with a map.

Use Scollr to discover papers, organize the promising ones, and watch the research areas that matter to you.

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