Research Comments
Comment on research papers, anchored to the DOI not the URL
Research & laboratory toolsAbout the startup
Research Comments is a Chrome sidebar for reading papers. Highlight a passage, leave a comment, and the thread stays with the paper. Comments are tied to the DOI instead of the page URL. A discussion started on a preprint shows up again when someone opens the published version on a journal site. Notes can be private, shared with your lab, or public. Sharing is one link, and whoever you send it to does not need the extension to read it.
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