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Resora is where researchers around the world read new papers, talk them through, analyse their data and write it up — in one place, with expert help a click away.

The platform

Everything your research needs, in one place

Four parts that work together: a digest of the literature, a discussion on every paper, drafts that keep their history, and the people behind the work.

01/Read · For you

Your fields, every week.

Every week, For you gathers new papers from leading journals and from OpenAlex in the fields you follow — any of 252, from cardiology to condensed-matter physics. It learns from what you save and discuss.

  • Follow up to 12 fields of research
  • Trending: what members save and discuss this week
  • A reading list for everything you want to come back to

Fig. 1 — For you, the weekly digest of new papers in your fields. Entries are illustrative.

Resora digestWeek 42

New in your fields

  • Epidemiology · Cohort study

    Sleep regularity and cardiometabolic risk: a seven-year cohort of 61,000 adults

    Your field: Epidemiology

  • Neuroscience · Original research

    Hippocampal replay during quiet rest predicts next-day recall

    Like what you've been reading

  • Environmental science · Analysis

    Urban heat and emergency admissions across 40 cities

    Trending · saved by 9 members this week

Trending on Resora: the papers members saved and discussed most this week

02/Discuss · Papers

Every paper, a conversation.

Open any paper and talk it through with researchers around the world. Comment, reply, and @mention a colleague to pull them into the thread.

  • Threaded comments and replies on each paper
  • @mentions that bring the right person in
  • Notified the moment someone replies or mentions you

Fig. 2 — A paper's discussion, with a reply and an @mention. Entries are illustrative.

Paper · Cardiology6 comments

Early rhythm control after ischaemic stroke: a randomised trial

M. Kaur · Cardiology, Leeds · 2h

The effect looks real, but @arjun the CI on the primary outcome is wide. Did you check Table S3?

A. Rao · Biostatistics, Pune · 1h

Checked: the per-protocol estimate is tighter. Saved it to my reading list.

Reply to the discussion…
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03/Write · Projects

Drafts that remember.

Write your paper or thesis in sections, save versions as you go, and compare any of them with Main. Related papers from OpenAlex sit beside the editor. When it's finished, publish it as a journal anyone can read.

  • Version history with side-by-side compare
  • Related papers while you write, saved to your reading list in one click
  • A print-ready PDF, or a published journal with its own discussion

Fig. 3 — A project document's Methods section, version 3 compared with Main. Entries are illustrative.

Project · Methods · v3Compared with Main
  1. 1Introduction
  2. 2Methods
  3. 3Results
  4. 4Discussion

2. Methods

We recruited 120 172 participants, giving 80% power to detect a 5 mmHg difference at α = 0.05.

v1 · 12 Octv2 · 15 Octv3 · today

Related papers

Sample size for two-group comparisons of blood pressure

04/Connect · People

Find your people.

Follow researchers whose work you trust, and let others find yours. Your profile stays private until you choose to make it public.

  • Public profiles, only when you switch yours on
  • Follow researchers across fields and countries
  • A notification when someone follows you

Fig. 4 — Researchers to follow, and a new follower. Entries are illustrative.

ContributorsResearchers on Resora
  • Wanjiru Kamau

    Epidemiology · Nairobi

    FollowFollowing
  • Lucas Ferreira

    Neuroscience · São Paulo

    Follow
  • Mei Lin Tan

    Public health · Singapore

    Follow

Ana Souza started following you

Why Resora

01

Open to every field

Follow any of 252 fields of research, from medicine to physics. Students, scientists and the simply curious, anywhere in the world.

02

Private by default

Your profile stays private until you make it public, and Data Studio never uploads your data.

03

Experts on hand

Research consultants, statisticians and academic editors, whenever you want a second pair of eyes.

Data Studio · with Resora Pro

Run 13 analyses right in your browser

Open a spreadsheet and go from descriptives to logistic regression without installing anything. A Python statistics engine runs on your own device, so your data is never uploaded.

  • Opens .xlsx, .xls, .csv and .ods files
  • Publication-style tables, ready for your methods section
  • Nothing leaves your device
Independent-samples t-testIn your browser

Systolic blood pressure (mmHg) by group

GroupNMeanSD
Treatment46128.411.2
Control44134.111.1

t(87.9) = −2.42 · p = .018 · d = 0.51

Mean systolic pressure was 5.7 mmHg lower with treatment (95% CI 1.0 to 10.4). Welch's test, equal variances not assumed.

An example of Data Studio's output for an independent-samples t-test.

Every analysis

Describe01
Descriptives & frequencies
Describe02
Normality tests
Describe03
Crosstabs & chi‑square
Compare two groups04
Independent‑samples t‑test
Compare two groups05
Mann‑Whitney U test
Paired & one-sample06
Paired‑samples t‑test
Paired & one-sample07
Wilcoxon signed‑rank test
Paired & one-sample08
One‑sample t‑test
Compare three or more groups09
One‑way ANOVA
Compare three or more groups10
Kruskal‑Wallis test
Relationships11
Correlation
Relationships12
Linear regression
Relationships13
Logistic regression
Open a dataset and try them all

Expert services

FAQ

Questions, answered

Still curious? Write to us at hi@resora.in.

Anyone who reads or does research — students, PhD scholars, clinicians, scientists and curious readers — in any of 252 fields, anywhere in the world. Our expert services focus on health and life-science research and theses.