Question: I'm looking for a tool that can help me with research papers, providing access to a large academic database and integrating scientific sources.

If you need a more general-purpose tool to help with research papers, Consensus is a good option. This AI-powered academic search engine indexes more than 200 million papers across all subjects. The service offers tools like Copilot, Consensus Meter and proprietary search tools to help you get through literature reviews. It's good for students, researchers and professionals, with a range of pricing options for different needs.

Another powerful option is Elicit, which lets you find, summarize and extract data from more than 125 million academic papers. It's geared for empirical subjects like biomedicine and machine learning, so you can do literature reviews, automate systematic reviews and follow the latest research. The tool also can converse with the content of papers and offers several versions for different users.

If you're looking for something free and relatively easy to use, Semantic Scholar is worth a look. It indexes more than 219 million papers and offers tools like paper recommendations, cite tools and AI-generated definitions. It's good for organizing papers into folders, setting up research feeds and monitoring research activity with its own dashboard.

Last, Doclime stands out for its ability to automate research paper writing. It offers tools to find relevant literature, extract facts and generate research ideas. Doclime is designed to save time by automating the writing process, so it's good for academics who have to meet deadlines and suffer from writer's block.