Connected Papers
Visual tool for academic research that creates interactive graphs showing how papers are connected through citations and similarity.
About
Connected Papers creates beautiful visual graphs that show how academic papers are related through citations and content similarity. Starting with a single paper, it builds a network showing prior works that influenced it, derivative works that built upon it, and similar contemporary papers. This visual approach makes it easy to understand the research landscape around a topic and identify key papers worth reading. The graphs are color-coded by year, helping researchers see how ideas have evolved over time. Connected Papers has become an essential tool for researchers conducting literature reviews, exploring new fields, or trying to understand the context of a particular paper. The visual interface makes complex citation networks immediately understandable.
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GrowingKey Features
- ✓Visual similarity graphs
- ✓Prior and derivative works identification
- ✓Most cited papers in a field
- ✓Interactive graph exploration
- ✓Color-coded by publication year
- ✓Paper details and abstracts
- ✓Build multiple graphs
- ✓Share graphs with collaborators
- ✓Export citations
- ✓Free tier with daily limits
Use Cases
- →Literature review visualization
- →Exploring research fields
- →Finding related papers
- →Understanding citation networks
- →Identifying seminal papers
- →Academic research discovery
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