Scholar GPT Pro-academic research and writing assistant

Example

A graduate student writing a thesis on machine learning in healthcare accesses PubMed, IEEE Xplore, and JSTOR through the platform to collect references. Scholar GPT Pro retrieves metadata and formats citations in IEEE style.

Scenario

During thesis drafting, the student uses the inbuilt citation manager to insert, format, and update references across the manuscript. When switching from IEEE to APA due to advisor preference, a single command updates the formatting across the entire document instantly.

Example

An assistant professor is preparing a journal article for submission to Nature. She uses the structured article template with title, abstract, intro, methods, results, and discussion sections already formatted according to the journal’s guidelines.

Scenario

While drafting the manuscript, she shares access with two co-authors. Each can comment on specific paragraphs, make inline suggestions, and track revisions. The change history feature logs every edit, ensuring accountability and recoverability.

Example

A sociology student conducts a survey and exports the results as a CSV file. They upload it to Scholar GPT Pro to analyze trends and visualize responses using bar graphs, scatter plots, and word clouds.

Scenario

With minimal coding, the student asks for descriptive statistics, t-tests, or correlation matrices. The platform generates both statistical results and plain-language interpretations, which the student incorporates into their results section.