Original research
Input: a protocol, de-identified data and measurement procedures.
Work: analysis planning, tables and figures, Methods and Results.
Check: STROBE for observational studies; CONSORT for randomized trials.
The path to knowledge · research platform
Prepare a medical research article
Work with your own data and sources: define the question, check the methods, build tables and prepare a manuscript in one project. For clinicians, postgraduate researchers and scientific teams.
Search PubMed and Crossref without signing up
A project for you and invited collaborators
From question to manuscript
One project, clear outputs
Teaching example: describing the relationship between shift work and sleep in adults. This is a workflow for an observational article, not the result of a completed study. Numerical results and conclusions require analysis of your own data.
- 01 · QUESTION
Define what you will measure
Record the population, working conditions, sleep measurements, time period and potential confounders in the project research profile.
Output: a research question and analysis plan.
- 02 · SOURCES
Find and select literature
Start with the query shift work sleep adults, check study designs and methods, and save relevant sources.
Output: a verifiable bibliography and rationale for the question.
- 03 · METHODS
Describe your study design
State recruitment, eligibility criteria, measurements and limitations. For an observational study, use STROBE to check the completeness of reporting.
Output: a Methods section with gaps identified.
- 04 · DATA
Check the data and perform the analysis
Upload a de-identified table and check coding and missing values. Choose an analysis that fits the design, variable types and assumptions.
Output: tables, figures and results calculated from your own data.
- 05 · MANUSCRIPT
Assemble the text and review it
Link conclusions to analyses and sources, state limitations, check the journal requirements and export the document for co-authors.
Output: an editable manuscript and a list of next revisions.
Choose your workflow
Tools for your study design
The article type determines the materials, analysis and reporting requirements. A guideline helps describe the work completely; it does not, by itself, make the research high quality.
Literature review
Input: a question, scope and selected sources.
Work: comparison of findings, a thematic outline, citations and limitations.
Check: describe search and selection methods explicitly; a review does not become systematic just because of its title.
Systematic review
Input: a protocol, search strategy and eligibility criteria.
Work: screening, data extraction, risk-of-bias assessment and synthesis.
Check: PRISMA 2020 for reporting; meta-analysis requires a justified basis for combining studies.
Case report
Input: a de-identified timeline, observations and necessary consent.
Work: case structure, discussion in context and conclusions.
Check: CARE and journal requirements; a single case does not establish treatment effectiveness.
What you get
Materials you can check and revise
Outline and manuscript
An article structure, editable text, version history and co-author revisions.
Sources and citations
Selected literature in your project, in-text citations and a formatted reference list.
Tables and figures
Analyses of your data, charts and insertion of results into the document.
Comments before submission
Quality explanations, reporting gaps and checks against selected requirements.
Open manuscript review →Save and export the document for further work. Acceptance and review timelines are determined by the selected journal.
Protocol 1 · before the platform
The researcher's case history
SymptomsHundreds of English abstracts to read at night, after a shift.
HistoryThe review is taking months. Six programs are open at once.
FindingsStatistics outsourced to a colleague; references formatted by hand.
ComplicationsA thesis deadline. The department expects publications. The university expects grant proposals.
DiagnosisRoutine work consuming research time.
PlanThe research workflow in one platform. See the steps below ↓
A connected workflow
Sources, data and writing in one project
Research often requires several separate tools. We connect the steps in one workflow.
Separate tools
files, websites, programs · manual work
With the platform
one workspace · connected steps
Research workflow
Five steps in one workspace
The diagrams below illustrate platform functions, not study results. Check conclusions against your own materials.
01 · FIND
Find literature and save your sources
Search PubMed, Crossref and other available databases to collect relevant literature. Select articles, save them to your project and translate available titles and abstracts when needed. Full-text access depends on the publisher.
02 · UNDERSTAND
Compare supporting and conflicting evidence
The platform helps extract designs, sample characteristics and outcomes, compare findings and identify disagreements. Verify extracted details against the original, especially when only an abstract is available.
03 · REVIEW
Methodological review before submission
Choose an instrument for the design: for example, RoB 2 for a randomized trial or AMSTAR-2 for a systematic review. The platform suggests an assessment with explanations based on the available text; the author checks it against the original. Reporting checks and risk-of-bias assessment serve different purposes.
04 · ANALYZE
Statistics with an explanation of the method
Import data, specify groups and outcomes, and check missing values and assumptions. The platform helps choose and run analyses, build tables and figures. The author confirms the design and interpretation; discuss complex analyses with a statistician.
05 · FORMAT AND SUBMIT
Formatted citations and references
A collaborative editor with formatted citations and a reference list. Choose the supported style that fits the journal, then export to Word or PDF and check the final document.
Open without signing up
Article search, clinical calculators and Russian Ministry of Health guidelines are available on the website.
Search research articles
Search PubMed and Crossref with year filters to find papers and read abstracts.
Open search →Clinical calculators
Medical calculators for decision support: risk scales, indices and formula-based calculations.
Open calculators →Clinical guideline directory
Russian Ministry of Health guidelines: search by title, disease or ICD-10 code, with specialty and age filters. Source documents remain in Russian.
Open directory →Who it is for
For people whose work includes research
Postgraduate researchers
Keep sources, an outline and manuscript versions in one project. Discuss methods and revisions with your supervisor and record decisions as the work progresses.
Practising clinicians
Return to research between clinical tasks. Sources, data, analyses and writing stay in one workspace.
Institutions and publishers
For universities, research institutes and publishers: collaboration, participant roles and separate budgets. Access and data-processing conditions are described in the platform documentation.
Institutional terms →Trust
Check the reasoning and keep control
Your materials and shared access
The project stores documents, sources, versions and work history so you can continue later. Access depends on roles and invitations. De-identify clinical materials before upload; data-processing and AI-use rules are described in the privacy policy.
Quality assessment and reporting guidance by study design
RoB 2ROBINS-IROBINS-EAMSTAR-2PRISMA 2020PRISMA-ScRQUADAS-2Newcastle–OttawaGRADECochrane RoBJBIMMATCASPSANRASTROBECONSORTSPIRITCAREPRECIS-2MINORSTRIPOD
AI
an assistant with search, analysis and editing tools
RoB 2
and other assessment instruments selected by study design
PubMed
Crossref and other available literature sources
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platform from initial question to submission
Access through project roles
Participants can access materials within their permissions. Check the team membership before collaborating. Privacy policy →
Questions
Answers for authors
Can I prepare an article for a journal on Russia's VAK list?+
Yes. Work on your manuscript and check the selected journal's author guidelines and current status. The platform supports preparation; the journal makes the publication decision.
Do I need my own data?+
Original research requires real data and a description of the methods. A review requires sources and transparent procedures. The teaching example on this page is not a completed study.
Can I trust the methodological assessment?+
Item-by-item explanations help check the conclusion. Verify the assessment against the full text and instrument manual: incomplete information and extraction errors can affect the result. The author remains responsible for the final judgment.
Does the platform replace a statistician?+
It helps prepare data, run analyses and explain results. The right method depends on the design, relationships between observations, outcomes and assumptions. Specialist advice is useful for complex models and important decisions.
How should I disclose AI assistance?+
Check the selected journal's policy and explain where you used AI assistance. Authors verify the text, references and results; AI is not listed as a co-author. ICMJE recommendations.
What happens to my data?+
The platform stores project materials and work history. Access is determined by participant roles. De-identify clinical data before uploading. Read more in the privacy policy.
How much does one article cost?+
There is no single price per article: it depends on selected operations, material volume and free allowances. Request an estimate before paid work; automatic charging depends on your settings. How payment works →
Can I return after reviewer comments?+
Continue in the same project: revise the text, check analyses, update sources and save a new document version for co-authors.
Operation-based pricing
Pay for the work you choose
Registration is free. Public search, calculators and guidelines are available on the website. Paid operations use your account balance or an available institutional budget.
Estimate first
For batch review, translation or generation, request an estimate for the selected materials. The estimate shows roubles, the work breakdown and available balance.
Then run the operation
Confirm the work or use the automatic charging mode you selected. Check completed operations and charges in your spending history.
No fixed price per article
Manual editing and paid assistance are different actions. Free allowances and prices follow the current price list; the total depends on your workflow.
Example workflow: assess selected sources → prepare a review draft → review the manuscript. Each step needs an estimate based on its actual scope. This description was checked against the cost-estimation mechanism on 14 October 2026; no fixed amount is quoted without your materials.
Practical guides
Start with a clear guide
How to write a medical research article
From a research question to manuscript submission. Guide currently available in Russian.
Read the guide →Materials and Methods
Information needed to assess and reproduce a study. Guide currently available in Russian.
Review your Methods section →CONSORT, STROBE or PRISMA?
Choose reporting guidance for your study design. Guide currently available in Russian.
Choose a guideline →