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GistWeb provides a "summary" version of any page, giving you the meat and discarding the fluff. This saves loads of time when doing research online.

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Our technology is built upon the foundation of advanced Natural Language Processing technology.  Lexxe handles the query differently depending on whether it is a question or a keyword search. So Lexxe's first task is to decide whether the query is a question. Lexxe displays three kinds of results - "answers", "clusters" and "web page snippets".

Kosmix is a guide to the Web. The site (www.kosmix.com) lets users explore the Web by topic, presenting a dashboard of relevent videos, photos, news, commentary, opinion, communities and links to related topics. Kosmix's categorization engine organizes the Internet into magazine-style topic pages, enabling people to navigate the Web...

Powerset provides different kinds of results depending on whether you are searching based on a broad topic, a simple question, or more complex questions and phrases. While we do not claim to be able to directly answer all of your questions, we will help you find documents related to your query if they exist in Wikipedia and Freebase.

Built for Research Work in Ledes: The smallest unit of a story Quickly enter and navigate Ledes Save rich text descriptions Tag with your own categories Search through full content or by tag Track your progress Secure and Reliable Runs on Google's cloud infrastructure Ledes and Tags restricted to each user Auto-saves edit progress every ten seconds Simple privacy policy: All your data is private; nobody will view it unless a critical bug requires doing so

What is exaly? This is a non-profit project run by researchers to address the practical needs of researchers. The project is absolutely independent with no link with publishers, research institutions, funding agencies, etc. whatsoever. Find which journals publish the most about a given keyword. Find which authors have more papers for a given keyword. Check the trends of keywords by number of publications over years. Full analysis of each author including who and where cited. Search for an author by name (firstname lastname). If you look for the statistical analysis (who cited? where cited?) of a single paper, you can lookup by its DOI. Only peer-reviewed articles are indexed, and some (not all) book chapters. No patent or non-peer-reviewed document is included. The journal stars are mostly based on Danish Bibliometric Research Indicator level.