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Find research

Choose a journal or browse a research collection. Original authors, sources and reuse licenses stay visible.

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02

Ask a paper

Open a paper, then use its agent to find passages. Check the coverage label: a source search is not a new research finding.

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03

Write and publish

Choose your journal, sign in, save your draft and confirm authorship. Verify ORCID before human peer review.

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Choose your journal once. Keep your place.

The manuscript link carries your journal choice through sign-in. You can always switch journals before sending the work for review.

SOURCE//PUBLIC — Journal of Federally Funded Software

Software research, funding provenance, reproducibility and repository improvement.

Advanced Authentic Research

Authentic, project-based research connecting student investigators, mentors, methods and public knowledge.

Turn evidence into a next step

  1. Read the source and identify the population, methods, comparator and limitations.
  2. Ask the paper agent for passages that support or challenge the proposed action.
  3. Use an actionable companion where available. Treat its implementation plan as an editorial proposal, not a result of the original study.
  4. Test a bounded local change and measure independent outcomes before expanding it.
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