Resources
A free tool for finding and opening papers — and how it decides what to show you — plus shareable explainers for the audio-briefing service: how each briefing is made, the safeguards behind it, a short tour, and the specialties we cover.
Three things, free and with no account. Search a topic for the landmark trials, reviews and guidelines it is built on, ranked by how heavily the literature cites them. Or search the narrative reviews and guidelines in your specialty's leading journals. Or paste any article link or DOI and jump straight to full text through your library. Works at any institution, not just U of A.
Open the toolFor learners, and for anyone who wants to know what the ranking actually means. How a topic's landmark trials are surfaced, the checks that keep retracted and questioned papers out, and — plainly stated — the one thing a citation count can never tell you.
OpenThe pipeline behind a weekly briefing — where the clinician sets the boundaries, where the AI works, and an interactive view of every journal scanned, specialty by specialty.
OpenHow AudioScholar turns a single document into a reviewed audio briefing — and the safeguards that protect accuracy at every step.
OpenWhat AudioScholar is and how it works, for working physicians — the short introduction.
OpenA card for posts and slides: what the tool does, in five lines, over a real ranked result with its real numbers. Same aspect ratios as the specialties infographic.
A one-page infographic of the 28 specialties with public weekly feeds. Available in a few aspect ratios for slides, print, or social.
Every specialty has a free public weekly show — on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube, or by email. Partner journals and societies (NephJC, ISPD, Peritoneal Dialysis International) publish their own branded audio editions, powered by AudioScholar.
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