Antti Hyytinen is a student in the Business School of the University of Oulu. In this article Antti talks about his experience with the Iris.ai academic tools when he was working on his bachelor’s thesis. How did you utilize Iris.ai as a part of your research task? “During my time in business school, scientific information […]
We are a company that do our best to put impact first. Over the last few weeks we have found ourselves initially stunned and perplex, and eventually a tad bit overwhelmed, by the COVID-19 pandemic and the SARS-CoV-2 virus causing it. What can a small startup team do, beyond sharing our advice on remote work […]
See full announcement here We love collaborating with smart researchers on new ideas, and this one is no exception! Oamk approached us to ask that if Iris.ai could read research papers and patents and reduce the time to navigate that landscape, surely she could do the same with funding applications? And sure thing – we […]
Map subscriptions, BibTex exports, patents, dark mode and algorithm improvements – and some changes to free and premium versions. It’s that time yet again – last night we pushed out some new and exciting changes to the academic tools! There’s a long feature list below, some of which (including map subscription and BibTex export) are […]
The past and the future of chemistry as we know it. In 1776, chemist and mechanical engineer James Watt invented the Watt steam engine, which was fundamental to the changes brought by the Industrial Revolution. Ever since – and potentially even before – an understanding of chemistry has been the foundation for our technological development, […]
