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RESEARCH WRITING WITH CITATIONS
Draft researchpapers with citations.
Go from sources to a cited first draft. Upload PDFs or import open papers from Semantic Scholar, then edit your manuscript online.
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- Huo-2025-Remote-Sensing-Foundation-Models.pdf
- Ajibola-2024-Land-Cover-Segmentation.pdf
- Wang-2024-Change-Detection.pdf
- Thapa-2023-Scene-Classification.pdf
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(Wang et al., 2024)FAQ
Where do citations come from?
They come from the papers you import. The draft includes in-text citations and a reference list.
Can I edit the draft here?
Yes. Open the online editor to edit and save a copy. The citation report stays linked to the generated version.
Can I choose the format and length?
Set an 8–80 page target, citation style, precision, coverage, strict evidence mode and draft language before writing. Final page count depends on layout.
What if I don’t have papers yet?
Search Semantic Scholar for open papers and import available PDFs.
How do I take my paper with me?
Export the generated version as PDF, Word or a LaTeX project. View or download the citation report separately.
Is the draft ready to submit?
Read through the draft and verify the original sources against the citation report before submitting.