A tool for creating animated academic presentations from one JSON content file. It can produce a browser-based HTML presentation or an editable PowerPoint file; academic presentations are talks used to explain research to reviewers, classmates, or other researchers.
A Chinese-language editing and review workflow for Taiwanese business and management research papers. It focuses on topics such as family businesses, corporate governance, and ESG-related research.
A guide for turning a research paper or abstract into a printable academic conference poster. It covers large single-page layouts, including traditional columns and a design that enlarges the main finding.
Use this skill whenever the user wants to create or improve a presentation for an academic context — conference papers, seminar talks, thesis defenses, grant briefings, lab meetings, invited lectures, or any presentation where the audience will evaluate reasoning and evidence. Triggers include: 'conference talk'…
Create Beamer-inspired academic HTML presentations from scratch or by converting PowerPoint files. Use when the user wants to build slides for a conference talk, lecture, seminar, or thesis defense. Supports theorem environments, KaTeX equations, algorithm pseudocode, and citations. Helps academics discover their…
A reading tool for translating an English research-paper PDF into Chinese paragraph by paragraph, with color labels for claims, innovations, methods, limits, and quotable sentences. It uses a reusable offline HTML reader and stores highlights in the browser.
A guide for choosing research methods that estimate cause and effect from real-world data. It covers approaches such as difference-in-differences, instrumental variables, regression discontinuity, and synthetic controls.
A tool for checking whether in-text citations match the reference list and whether references follow APA 7 formatting. It also flags signs that a citation may be incorrect or fabricated, but cannot confirm a source exists without external verification.
A preparation coach for thesis defenses, doctoral exams, and conference question-and-answer sessions. It helps researchers practise answering questions from the viewpoint of a committee member.
A guide for designing controlled experiments that test whether one factor causes a change in an outcome. It covers how to assign people to conditions, write realistic scenarios, check whether the intended change was noticed, and plan sample sizes.
A research assistant for finding public statistics from international organisations and national statistical offices. It helps choose sources and check whether data from different countries can be compared.
A tool for turning a collection of research papers in PDF format into an organised literature library and comparison spreadsheet. It can find identifiers such as DOIs, retrieve publication details, check for retractions, and prepare reference lists.
A chart-making toolkit for evidence-based management, finance, and strategy research. It creates publication-ready plots from regression results and tracking data, including coefficient, interaction, group-comparison, trend, and curved-relationship charts.
A writing assistant for Taiwan's National Science and Technology Council research grant applications. It turns a research idea into sections such as the summary, background, literature review, methods, expected results, schedule, and budget explanation.
A guide for adapting organisational behaviour and human-resources survey scales across languages and cultures. It covers permission checks, translation and back-translation, expert review, participant interviews, and tests of whether groups interpret the scale comparably.
A research-analysis skill for examining academic papers and groups of studies, including methods, variables, evidence, journal ratings, systematic reviews, and meta-analyses. A systematic review combines findings across studies using a defined process.
A research skill for finding companies’ own public disclosures from free official sources, especially in Taiwan. It uses sources such as MOPS, the Taiwan Stock Exchange, government data sites, and patent searches; MOPS is Taiwan’s public-company disclosure system.
An English editing workflow for Chinese-speaking academic authors preparing papers for highly ranked journals. It improves wording and formatting, but first checks for serious research problems that editing cannot fix.
A simulated anonymous review by a demanding business-research journal referee. It examines a complete paper for contribution, causal reasoning, robustness checks, mechanisms, and the difference between statistical and real-world importance.
A Traditional Chinese study coach for business PhD qualifying exams in organization, human resources, management psychology, strategy, innovation, and research methods.
A guide for thematic analysis of interview transcripts in organizational management and human resources research. Thematic analysis is a method for finding, checking, naming, and reporting patterns in qualitative text.