Scopus

How often do researchers say they speculate? Nine literatures compared

Post

This reproducible descriptive analysis uses annual Scopus counts to compare how often records in nine query-defined literatures contain a form of “speculate” in their titles, abstracts or keywords. The count is a proxy for explicit wording in indexed records and says little about the quality of the evidence.

scopusflow: A literature search you can rerun

Post

A literature-search export does not preserve the decisions that produced it. This post uses scopusflow to define a search in advance, resume it from checkpoints and generate a PRISMA-S search record from the resulting data.

Scaling systematic reviews: A solo researcher's workflow with Gemini

Presentation

Conducting systematic literature reviews is traditionally a laborious, manual process involving the extraction of distinct data points from hundreds of academic papers, but this presentation introduces a structured, multi-tool workflow using the …