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SLR Studio · Dr. Terry Oroszi

Find your field.
Find the gaps.

A systematic literature review is the foundation of everything — your manuscript, your dissertation, your poster, your grant. Start here.

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Select your output
Literature review, thesis, poster, grant, or systematic review
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Describe your topic
One or two sentences. The more specific, the better your keywords
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Generate keywords
SLR Studio builds your keyword architecture and runs 25 subgroup searches
AI-Assisted · Not AI-Authored
Students think, decide, interpret, and write. This tool provides structure, evidence, and scaffolds.
Step 1 — Select output mode
Grade Level
Step 2 — Describe your research topic
📖 Mode: Review the Literature
Your Research Topic
Write a sentence or two. Include your main subject, the context or domain, and any specific angle you are investigating. The more specific you are, the better your keywords will be.
Example topics — click to use
"I am researching high-stakes decision-making in crisis leadership across healthcare and homeland security contexts."
"I am studying the effectiveness of AI-assisted diagnosis tools in emergency medicine settings."
"I am investigating how trauma-informed care practices affect patient outcomes in pediatric settings."
"I am researching the intersection of climate change policy and public health preparedness at the community level."
Without a key, keywords are extracted from your topic automatically and work well for most research areas. With a key, Claude reads your exact sentence and generates more precise, field-specific terms.
Step 3 — Generate your keywords
● Checking database connection...
Describe your topic above to generate keywords

Your Keyword Architecture

Generating keywords from your topic. Select the terms that fit your research direction. Steer the modifier pool toward your exact disciplinary angle.

Analyzing your topic
Extracting anchor term · Identifying secondary anchors · Building modifier pool

Your 25 Subgroups

Review the subgroup combinations before running the search. Delete any that don't fit. Drag to reorder. When ready, launch the build.

Anchor (every SG) Secondary anchor Modifier
Initializing search engine... 0 / 25
SG Keywords (progressive) # Papers Status
Live Exports
SLR Table ↓
Building... Available when complete
Authors Table ↓
0 authors tracked Updates as search runs
Foundation Papers ↓
0 in 2+ SGs Available when complete
Journal Options ↓
0 journals tracked Updates as search runs
Findings Emerging 0
Search Complete — Your Field Has Spoken

These are your foundation papers.

The literature found these works across the most subgroups. They are the connective tissue of your field. Read these first.

25 Subgroups Searched
— Papers Retrieved
— In Multiple SGs
— Gaps Identified
Top Authors — Ranked by Cross-Subgroup Frequency
Foundation Papers — Your Must-Reads
What would you like to do next?
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Build My Manuscript Outline
Generate a section-by-section outline with your foundation papers already mapped to each heading. Methods section pre-written. Exports as a Word document scaffold.
Generate outline →
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Mine the Gaps
Explore every zero count and dramatic drop. Each gap becomes a research opportunity card with suggested questions, study designs, and adjacent literature.
Explore gaps →
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Thesis & Dissertation Development
Build your literature foundation chapter by chapter. Foundation papers mapped to your argument structure, gaps identified, and a defensible framework generated.
Build thesis foundation →
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Academic Poster Creation
Turn your search into a structured, evidence-backed poster. Key papers, gap findings, and research significance organized into a presentable format.
Build poster →
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Grant Significance & Innovation
Convert your confirmed gaps and foundation papers into NIH, NSF, or HRSA-ready Significance and Innovation sections. Includes Specific Aims framing and prior work narrative.
Build grant sections →
Bring Your Own Papers
Have papers the search didn't find? Upload PDFs directly. We extract the text and add them to your pool.
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Manuscript Sections
Citation Style
Reference List
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citations selected
Module 3 — Guided Paper Draft

Select a section to begin

Choose a section from the left navigator. Select the papers you want included. Click Generate to write that section with in-text citations.

Papers for This Section
Select a section to see relevant papers.
Gap Analysis

The Research Frontier

Type:
Cost:
Literature Network Map
Nodes sized by paper yield. Edge thickness = shared foundation papers. Click any node to inspect its papers.
Hub (high connectivity)
Connected
Gap (isolated)
Thin coverage

Research Agenda

Priority Gap Suggested First Study Design
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Academic Poster Builder
What type of poster?
Sections and paper suggestions adapt to your poster type.
Import from Search
Poster Size
Custom size (inches)
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Logo
Placement
Color Scheme
Section Editor
Click a section on the poster to edit it.
Papers for This Section
Click a section above to see relevant papers.
Upload your photo. Pick a scene. See yourself at your poster presentation.
SLR Studio · Research Tools

Research Tools

Standalone tools for every stage of the research process. No search required.

Methods Coach
Describe your research design. Get strengths, weaknesses, common reviewer criticisms, how to defend it, and how to write it up.