Research Paper Pushv1.0.1

A cognitive neuroscience lab subscribes to new papers on AD/MCI, rs-fMRI, and dynamic functional connectivity from journals like NeuroImage and IEEE TMI. Each morning at 09:00 Asia/Shanghai, a concise Chinese bullet summary is pushed to the lab's chat channel. The PI and students start the day with a curated list of relevant new work instead of manually scrolling PubMed and journal sites.

A medical imaging startup tracks new publications on graph neural networks, brain networks, and medical imaging from top venues. The skill queries OpenAlex daily, scores relevance, and delivers only directly relevant or adjacent papers to the team's Slack or QQ channel. This keeps R&D staff aware of emerging methods without dedicating hours to literature scanning.

A PhD student subscribes to alerts for specific conferences and topics such as dynamic functional connectivity and GNNs. The scheduled push highlights newly published papers with venue, date, citation count, and DOI, helping them build related-work sections and spot trending methods before paper submission deadlines.

A hospital-based clinical researcher monitors Alzheimer's and MCI studies appearing in NeuroImage, Human Brain Mapping, and Medical Image Analysis. The skill filters by journal and topic, deduplicates by DOI, and sends a daily Chinese summary so the researcher stays current while balancing clinical duties.

A research office analyst sets up multiple subscriptions covering neuroimaging, MRI/fMRI, and deep learning for different faculty groups. Each subscription targets a specific recipient ID and timezone, producing tailored daily digests. The office uses list and update actions to manage subscriptions as research priorities shift.

Offer free basic daily paper alerts with a limited number of subscriptions and papers per digest. Paid tiers unlock more topics, higher paper limits, multiple recipient channels, and custom venue filtering. The OpenAlex API requires no key, so marginal cost stays low while power users pay for scale.

Sell annual licenses to universities, hospitals, and corporate R&D labs allowing unlimited subscriptions and recipient channels across the organization. Administration dashboards let lab managers manage topics, timezones, and delivery schedules centrally. Value is framed as saving researcher hours on literature monitoring.

Provide a concierge service where analysts configure and tune subscriptions for clients, add custom synonym groups, and deliver enriched digests with editorial commentary. Clients receive not just raw paper pushes but periodic trend reports and relevance tuning. Higher-touch offering targets labs without technical staff.