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Scientific Research
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How does eating sugar before bed affect sleep quality?
How is hydrogen used for creating clean fuel?
In deep learning, why does attention perform better than LSTMs?
How do the DNA damage repair pathways work?
How has social media affected mental health amongst young adults?
What are the common genetic targets used for treating lung cancer?
What is the effect of minimum wage on inequality?
How does eating sugar before bed affect sleep quality?
How is hydrogen used for creating clean fuel?
In deep learning, why does attention perform better than LSTMs?
How do the DNA damage repair pathways work?
How has social media affected mental health amongst young adults?
What are the common genetic targets used for treating lung cancer?
What is the effect of minimum wage on inequality?
Investigate
Get Answers With Citations
Ask any research question and Epsilon will scan through more than 200 million papers to find evidence relevant to your question. It will then summarize the relevant passages to provide a ChatGPT-like answer that contains inline references to the underlying source content.
Search
Search For Publications and Patents
Find publications and patents to help with your research. Epsilon will help group search results into latest research, key texts, and most relevant articles. You can open the papers directly or if a PDF is publicly available, save it to your library.
Validate
Extract Information From Multiple Papers At Once
Epsilon can help you scan multiple papers for key information. Enter any question or claim, and Epsilon will scan through the top search results automatically and extract relevant information from each document. This is great for evaluating running meta-analyses, finding citations, or searching for evidence of a claim.
Synthesize
Save, Summarize, and Search Across Papers
Upload papers and Epsilon will provide a comprehensive summary of the introduction, results and conclusion. Create libraries and save papers to organize your research. Run searches across your entire library to synthesize results across papers you trust.
Trusted By Over 30,000 Researchers
Researchers across the world use Epsilon to help with ...
Searching For Evidence
Finding Citations
Writing Grants
Running Literature Reviews
Conducting Meta-Analyses
Evaluating Research Questions
Drafting Proposals
Executing Projects
Writing Papers
Searching For Patents
Onboarding Team Members
Learning New Topics
Pricing
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Free trial to get started using Epsilon. Run up to 25 searches and upload papers at no charge.
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Run up to 25 free searches
Unlimited searches
Unlimited libraries
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Student
Student plan to help with evaluating research questions, finding evidence and running literature reviews.
$49
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Unlimited searches
Unlimited libraries
GPT-4 access
Must be an active student
Professional
Professional plan to help with finding evidence, drafting proposals, executing projects, and writing papers.
$129
per year
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Unlimited searches
Unlimited libraries
GPT-4 access
Early access features
Priority support
Organization
Enable fast and high quality research across your entire organization.
Custom
We'll tailor a plan fit for your organization size.
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Unlimited libraries
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Early access features
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Patent Anlaysis
Technology
Dataset
Epsilon uses a dataset provided by Semantic Scholar, which contains over 200 million academic papers including ones from PubMed, arXiv, Papers With Code, and more.
AI
For each search query, Epsilon finds the top 100 related papers and passes them along with your query to GPT-4 to generate a summary of the scientific information. Because it uses citations to academic literature, Epsilon is a factual and trustworthy way to use AI for your research.
Privacy
Epsilon passes search queries to third party infrastructure providers like OpenAI. However, none of this data can be traced back to you individually. The same is true for the papers that you add to your library.
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