FAQ
Frequently asked questions
From importing papers to writing and collaboration, learn how SciArk supports your research.
01How much does SciArk cost?
Registration is free. Model calls and agent tasks use Credits according to your usage, chosen model, and task complexity. See pricing for rates and terms.
02What research work can SciArk help with?
Discover papers around your research interests, organize literature and knowledge, explore ideas, and get help with experiment design, writing, and revision. Groups can also work together on shared projects.
03How do Libraries and Wikis relate?
Each Library has one Wiki. It connects concepts, methods, and citations across the Library, providing context for questions and writing.
04Can I import literature I have already collected?
You can upload PDFs or import BibTeX and RIS files from tools such as Zotero and EndNote. Full text can be added later to metadata-only papers. See the Library guide.
05What steps does paper writing include?
Start with a research idea, novelty check, and experiment plan; enter results; then develop an outline and draft, compile a PDF, and revise after review. You can refine outputs through conversation. Researchers remain responsible for verifying evidence and conclusions. See the writing workflow.
06How can I find new research ideas?
SciArk generates and suggests ideas based on your interests and literature. Discuss the evidence and alternative approaches, then develop selected ideas into experiments and writing.
07How does group collaboration help?
Share literature, ideas, and progress around a common project so teammates can pick up work and retain research knowledge through handovers.
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