Antinuous

PhD research

Rerun your analyses across every reasonable model choice.

Antinuous maps the papers around your question, reproduces published results and reruns your analyses across every model choice. Each result is code you can check line by line.

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Use cases

Keep up with new papers in your area

A paper answering part of your question can appear months before you submit.

You ask

Every Monday, check PubMed and bioRxiv for new papers on CRISPR base editing in plant genomes and add any that cite or contradict the papers in my review sheet.

What it does

  1. Antinuous runs the same search on a weekly schedule.
  2. It reads new matches and compares them with the papers already in your sheet.
  3. It adds relevant papers as new rows with a short summary and citation.
  4. It flags any paper that reports a result different from one you rely on.

You get

A sheet that updates each week and flags papers needing your attention.

Week 1Search setup from yourreview sheetWeek 2Newpreprintsadded withsummariesWeek 3Paper with aconflictingresultflaggedWeek 4Sheet readyfor yournextsupervisormeeting

A weekly search keeps your review sheet current.

Who it's for

PhD studentsMap the literature around your question and find open gaps.
Master's studentsPlan how many participants your study needs.
PostdocsReproduce published results and list where they differ.
Research assistantsRun and rerun analyses in code you can check.

Works with

PubMed
arXiv
GitHub
Gmail
Google Calendar
Google Slides

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