Hey all, hope your research is flowing well! Mine, well, it's been rollercoaster. As someone with a learning disability, research papers are particularly challenging... Because what's research without a little existential crisis? So, I'm clinical researcher lots of lab coats, goggles and interesting findings. You know the drill. The thing that gets me though is translating these findings into detailed, comprehensive research paper that journals would fight over. It's like making perfect dinner only to realize you've no idea how to serve it! Was using Article Forge and honestly? It worked pretty well for me. But my university pulled an 'Uh Uh' on that one some copyright issues or something and now I’m back in the dust. I’ve been looking at alternatives Zyro, Quillbot, Jarvis but it’s hard to tell which ones are top-tier without trying them out first. Also since this is new territory for me (never considered help before), I'm not sure what to look out for in terms of quality and reliability. So yeah, it’s kinda like being stuck between rock and hard place. For those who've been there done that with these tools any tips? What should be eyeing when sizing these up?
My university banned Article Forge - alternatives for research?
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