Built by a mucosal immunologist
Tell us what you’re trying to understand. We read the literature for it every night.
Each night Research Monitor scans PubMed, bioRxiv, medRxiv, arXiv and OpenAlex for new papers in the collections you follow, analyses them and extracts their findings. The findings closest to your research aim lead your reading list. It began with mucosal immunology, IBD and celiac disease.
Free: one collection, the research interview and a personalised Today page. No card needed.
- 01Your aim
- Understand how IL-15 licenses intraepithelial lymphocytes to kill the epithelium in celiac disease.
- 02Your context
- Human duodenal IELs, organoid co-culture and refractory celiac samples.
- 03What matters
- IEL killing that persists when IL-15 signalling is blocked.
- 04Less noise
- Serology-only and dietary-adherence studies.
Today · closest to your aimIllustrative
- Very closeA finding on IL-15-driven cytotoxic programs in intraepithelial lymphocytes
- CloseA finding on epithelial stress ligands in active celiac disease
- RelatedA finding on how tissue-resident T cells are kept in the small intestine
How personalisation works
Four questions.
Then we read for you.
Keyword alerts match words. The research interview asks what you are trying to find out, so each night’s papers are weighed against your aim rather than your search terms. You answer it once for each collection you follow, and you can edit it any time.
- 01
Your aim
What are you trying to understand?
Matched, with your context, against the findings extracted from the collection’s papers. The only required answer.
- 02
Your context
Where should we look more closely?
The systems, mechanisms, populations or methods that matter to your work.
- 03
What matters
What evidence would change your thinking?
On paid plans it guides the daily AI brief and Ask, which keep contrary evidence in view.
- 04
Less noise
What should get less attention?
Papers closer to this than to your aim stay out of your top matches. Nothing is hidden.
In your own words, for each collection.
Analysed overnight, their findings extracted.
The closest matches lead your Today page.
Curated collections
Started in the gut.
Then the fields around it.
Our main collections each hold thousands of papers, scored and analysed by language models as they arrive. On paid plans, the main collections also come with a knowledge base and a reference library that grow with them.
- Where we started
Gut biology and mucosal immunology
Intraepithelial lymphocytes, tissue-resident T cells, innate lymphoid cells, microbiome–immune crosstalk, barrier function, IBD and celiac disease.
Spatial transcriptomics
Spatial methods applied to gut and immune tissue: Visium, MERFISH, CODEX, Xenium and deconvolution.
Single-cell foundation models
Foundation models and perturbation prediction: scGPT, Geneformer, GEARS, CPA and their successors.
Cancer cell therapy
CAR T, TCR-T, TIL therapy, T cell engagers and CAR NK, including solid tumours.
Immune engineering
Edited and synthetic immune cells: engineered Tregs, designed receptors, iPSC-derived cells.
Multi-omics integration
Multimodal single-cell profiling, atlas construction and reference mapping.
ML/AI methods
New architectures and training methods with insights that transfer to biology.
ML for biology
Protein structure and design, drug discovery and genomic language models.
Also available: a newer, smaller collection on sphingolipid signalling in immune cells.
Research that crosses fields.
A project ties several of the collections you follow to one research direction and gives you a single reading list matched to it. Projects are private to your account. Linking more than one collection needs a paid plan, since Free follows one.
We respect publishers’ licences.
Full text and figures appear only when a paper’s licence permits reuse. A paper with no recorded licence is treated as restricted.
- Reuse permitted · CC BY, CC BY-SA, CC BY-ND, CC0
- Full text and figures, with the abstract and extracted findings.
- Every other paper, including NC licences
- The abstract, the extracted findings and a link to the source.
Agent access · MCP
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Connect Claude, Claude Code, Codex or Cursor in a minute. Your AI searches the collections you follow, reads papers and extracted findings, and can write you a morning brief ranked by your research focus. Access is read-only, and the reasoning runs on your own AI plan.
Connect your AI with a free accountOn every plan. Free includes 200 tool calls a month; paid plans up to 5,000 a day.
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$0
One collection, the research interview and a personalised Today page.
Researcher
$19/ month
For academic and non-profit researchers. Adds the daily AI brief, briefing emails and more collections. Or $190 a year.
Pro
$59/ month
For researchers in industry, with unlimited Ask questions and up to five custom topics. Or $590 a year.
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$99/ month · 5 seats
One plan for the whole lab. Founding labs get 50% off the first year.
Begin with your question
What are you trying
to understand?
Answer four questions about your research. We start reading tonight.
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