ScispaceSciSpace is an end-to-end research platform transforming academia by helping researchers summarize research papers using AI. It breaks down complex scientific texts to help researchers and students read, understand, and analyze academic papers more efficiently. It allows users to upload PDFs, ask questions, highlight text to generate explanations and summaries, and discover related papers and citations. It uses natural language processing and machine learning to enhance literature review, paraphrase, generate citations, and research workflows.
Scispace (scispace.com) has 405 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.4 out of 5.
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Herrera Martínez E.
el menu de su interfaz, no explica lo que puede hacer, para lo cual pierdes demaciado tiempo investigando, traduciendo los menus y sus funciones, se supone que los contratas para ayudarte a hacer tu trabajo, no para tener mas trabajo, deben de mejorar en traducir sus menus, ademas las investigaciones que realiza las hace en otro idioma aunque ya hayas seleccionado el idoma en que trabajaras
Siva M.
The tool appeared very useful and I got 3 subscriptions as trial for me and my two team members. The 5000 tokens you get is consuemd within a dozen searches! This is totally unreasonable and even retrieving a previous search consumes 100s of tokens . Thought the output was great but downloading it takes tokens. This is nothing short of pricing themselves out of the market. Dont know who is affording such high token usage in research! I am not going to use of recommed them
Max
While checking for accuracy of citations and sources it completely fumbled with Statistics finding numbers that don’t appear in the sources, when I fact checked stat was none existence. And its AI detector is also just as unreliable as GPTzero, what a disappointment.
Viv
I have an article published in a peer reviewed medical journal. I received a request from scispace for the pdf with a clickable link to upload the pdf of my article. This looks suspicious to me, so I have not done it. Previously, I have only had requests directly from individual researchers. Does anyone know what this is about?
Response from ScispaceFeb 27, 2025
Hello- we are constantly reaching out to authors to update our PDF library to enable more people to access your work, and help your work have more impact in the world. However, if you feel uncomfortable doing that, we understand. Please let us know if there's any other questions we can answer regarding this.