Find your research idea with AI

Explore possible gaps, structure your question using PICO where appropriate, and consider which study design fits your goal.

Understand scientific article types

Explore original research, reviews, meta-analyses, letters, and brief communications, including how their structures differ.

Search the literature with AI

Learn about databases, MeSH terms, and Boolean strategies, alongside research ethics, authorship, and IRB considerations.

Organize data collection and extraction

Develop a variable list, organize and clean your data, and prepare questions for a productive meeting with your statistician.

Write your manuscript with AI

Explore methods, results, introduction, discussion, and conclusion, using section-specific prompts to support drafting and revision.

Create tables, figures, and abstracts

Explore ways to present your results visually and organize an abstract that accurately reflects the completed manuscript.

Manage references and research integrity

Explore citation managers, source verification, plagiarism concerns, the limitations of AI-content detection, and appropriate disclosure of AI use.

Choose a journal and prepare your submission

Explore journal selection, cover letters, submission, revisions, and clear responses to reviewer comments.

Present your research

Learn approaches to academic slides, journal clubs, conference abstracts, and oral presentations.

BONUS MODULE

Statistics you can use

Explore foundational biostatistics, test selection, and Kaplan–Meier survival analysis using STATA and GraphPad.

BONUS MODULE

AI in medicine and clinical research

Explore large language models in medicine, clinical research and imaging applications, hallucinations, limitations, and AI ethics.

BONUS MODULE

Build your research career

Explore finding mentors, outreach emails, academic profiles, CVs, personal statements, and the role of research in your career.

Everything in Research Class with AI

Access 50+ lessons, 20+ AI prompts, 12+ modules, and practical templates to support your learning.

Personalized 1-on-1 mentorship

Meet online with your mentor every two weeks during the three-month core mentorship to discuss your progress, questions, and next steps.

Develop a focused research question

Learn to refine your research interests into a clear question and assess whether a systematic review is appropriate.

Build your systematic review protocol

Receive guidance on your review plan, eligibility criteria, and methods, including meta-analysis when suitable.

Plan your search and screening strategy

Learn to use Boolean operators and MeSH terms where appropriate, select relevant databases, and organize study screening.

Learn extraction, quality assessment, and analysis

Work through data extraction, risk-of-bias assessment, and appropriate analysis with teaching and feedback from your mentor.

Learn before drafting each section

Use relevant recorded lessons and AI prompts, then receive personalized comments and tracked-change feedback on the sections you write.

Prepare your manuscript for submission

Receive an educational review of organization, consistency, references, and potential plagiarism concerns, plus guidance on journal selection and submission preparation.

Learn how to respond to reviewers

Receive guidance on academic response letters and manuscript revisions. If reviewers request more information or data, we help you plan how to gather the relevant evidence; you and your team carry out the work.

Support through month 12 from your start date

Three months of core mentorship are followed by nine months of educational follow-up for revisions and reviewer responses. Earlier submission does not shorten support; the period ends at month 12 from your program start date.

Clear next steps after your consultation

If the program is a suitable fit, receive an email explaining the additional information to submit and how to proceed.

Your materials and personalized schedule

After enrollment, receive your mentorship materials and arrange your online one-on-one meeting schedule.

A plan for each stage of your review

Use your mentor’s feedback to prioritize revisions, prepare for your next meeting, and identify the lessons to review before moving forward.