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A researcher built a website that ranks ~540 CORE-ranked CS conferences by destination quality (weather, safety, cost, vibe) instead of academic rank, with filters, deadline exports, and distance-based sorting.
NotebookLM and Google Antigravity can now automate research and content work for free, using prompts to accelerate learning and idea organization.
Santiago (@svpino) demonstrates how Nimble's Web Search Agents can be used to set up a structured web research agent in minutes, highlighting customization options, reusable templates, and benchmark results.
Jenova AI's Survey Design Consultant tool helps improve survey quality by analyzing questions through the Tourangeau cognitive model, recommending validated scales, and ensuring optimal length.
Awesome-Deep-Research is a curated GitHub resource index that organizes products, implementations, papers, and benchmarks for agentic deep research, helping researchers and builders scan the field faster.
This article recommends the top 10 skills and tools for social science research, including Auto-Empirical-Research-Skills developed by the Stanford team, for using AI agents to conduct empirical research and write papers.
A curated list of 10 free, open-source tools developed by universities and research institutions that rival expensive commercial software, covering reference management, databases, big data, scientific computing, machine learning, document preparation, online learning platforms, and statistical analysis.
A tweet highlights 10 free, open-source software tools developed by universities that outperform or rival expensive paid alternatives, covering reference management, text analysis, network visualization, GIS, statistics, speech analysis, biological networks, data cleaning, research archiving, and note-taking.
A logistics planner recounts how an AI research agent fabricated a nonexistent product feature, leading to an embarrassing pitch to a VP. The incident highlights the danger of AI hallucinations and the need for separate verification steps.
A curated GitHub list of tools, papers, and communities for LLM interpretability, helping researchers navigate the field efficiently.
A curated GitHub resource that maps AI-assisted scientific research tools and papers across the full research lifecycle, from idea generation to dissemination.
Shared an open collaborative repository Awesome Vibe Research maintained by ModelScope. This repository collects and curates reusable, verifiable, and evolvable AI-assisted components across the full research workflow, including agents, skills, workflows, tools, and best practices. It aims to help researchers and developers leverage AI to improve research efficiency.
Recommend a free website sophon.at/papers that aggregates the latest AI papers and model benchmarks. Clean interface, supports Trending or weekly/monthly filtering. Each paper directly links to its benchmarks and models.
K-Dense announces that its Scientific Agent Skills, a collection of 146 open-source skills for AI agents in scientific research, now runs on OpenClaw, NemoClaw, and Hermes Agent, used by over 160,000 scientists worldwide.
A list of 11 free academic tools and resources for PhD students and researchers, covering open-access articles, AI search, citation mapping, and fact-checking.
Google Antigravity 正在转型为科学工作台，新推出的 Science Skills 包允许研究人员利用专门的 Alpha* 模型和超过30个主要科学数据库，在几分钟内运行复杂的蛋白质分析等工作流。
This week awesome-autoresearch added three items, including the autoslam project that applies Karpathy's autoresearch loop to LiDAR SLAM, and two blog posts analyzing the original experiments and revealing metric gaming.
A developer shares a month-long experience building an LLM-powered wiki based on Andrej Karpathy's idea, discovering that while setup is easy, ongoing maintenance—like handling stale sources, cost, and integration—poses the real challenge.
This post recommends 22 commonly used research tools and websites for graduate students, covering literature search, paper reading, translation, LaTeX writing, drawing, reference management, AI-assisted review, and provides classification suggestions.
Introduces an open-source AI tool called Academic Research Skills that automates the entire academic research process from topic selection to writing and peer review through collaboration of 13 agents. It can be installed as a Claude Code plugin, turning academic research into a standardized production line.