Elicit
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An AI research assistant for scientific literature review. It uses semantic search across 138 million academic papers and clinical trials to find relevant studies, extract data into structured tables, and generate cited research reports.

What is it
Elicit is an AI-powered research assistant built for scientific and academic research. It combines semantic search across 138 million papers and 545,000 clinical trials with automated data extraction, research report generation, and systematic review workflows that adhere to PRISMA 2020 guidelines.
What it can do
It finds relevant papers from natural language questions, extracts key findings into customizable tables, generates structured research reports with sentence-level citations, automates systematic review screening and data extraction, and alerts users to new research. All outputs are traceable back to original source papers.
Who is it for
Graduate students, researchers, medical professionals, evidence-based practitioners, and policy analysts who need to conduct rigorous literature reviews, systematic reviews, or stay current with scientific evidence across biomedicine, social sciences, and related fields.
Key Features
Semantic Paper Search
Search over 138 million academic papers using natural language questions rather than keywords. Elicit's semantic embeddings understand research meaning and context, surfacing relevant papers even when they do not share exact keyword overlap with your query.
Research Reports
Generate structured literature reviews of 10+ pages based on automated rapid systematic reviews. Reports include search, screening, and data extraction steps that you can inspect and edit, with every claim backed by exact quotes from source papers.
Systematic Literature Review
Automate the full systematic review workflow including search, AI-assisted screening against inclusion or exclusion criteria, and structured data extraction. Built for PRISMA 2020 compliance with reproducible, traceable, and auditable steps.
Structured Data Extraction
Extract specific data points from papers into customizable tables where each row is a paper and each column is a field you define. Elicit can analyze up to 1,000 papers and 20,000 data points at once, with extractions backed by supporting quotes.
Use Cases
Systematic literature reviews
Researchers automate the screening, data extraction, and synthesis steps of systematic reviews, reducing months of manual work to hours while maintaining PRISMA 2020 compliance.
Graduate thesis research
Graduate students quickly orient themselves to a new field, identify the most important papers, and extract key findings into structured tables for literature review chapters.
Clinical evidence synthesis
Medical professionals and health researchers search clinical trials and academic papers to evaluate treatment effectiveness, side effects, and patient outcomes for evidence-based practice.
Policy and regulatory research
Policy analysts synthesize scientific evidence across multiple studies to inform government regulations, healthcare guidelines, and education policy decisions.
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