There are a lot of mobile applications available in the Android play store, but still, there are very few useful apps only available for researchers. These research apps are based on research collaboration, data collection, document reading, updating real-world issues related to their domain, resource gathering, daily schedule maintenance, and journal reading.
See best research apps that can make your work easy:
1. Mendeley
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Mendeley is a free reference manager and PDF reader crafted especially for researchers. It helps you to organize your literature in a proper manner so you could effectively use it during your thesis writing or dissertation. Mendeley is available in both mobile and desktop applications, It will help you to read your collected articles where ever you go.
Visit www.mendeley.com to create an account.
2.Camscanner
Camscanner is a mobile document that scans and share application, It helps you to scan, store, sync and collaborate on various contents across smartphones, iPads, tablets and computers
3. Flipboard
Flipboard is a most popular mobile application used by millions of people every day, It helps keep you updated with information related to your domain and you can also read the daily news, blog posts, and trending topics all together in one place. Flipboard allow the user to collect post based on their passion and interest. The powerful and smooth user interface gives the pleasant feel to read more articles.
4. Researcher
Researcher is a free journal-finding mobile application that helps you to read new journal papers every day that are relevant to your research. It is the most popular mobile application used by more than 3 million scientists and researchers to keep themselves updated with the latest academic Literature.
5.Paperity
Paperity is a free mobile application for researchers from www.paperity.org. It helps you to aggregate various open access journals through your mobile.
6. Plagiarism Checker
Plagiarism checker is a free research app that works with Plagiarisma.net. It will detect duplicate content in your papers from more than five popular search engines like Google, Yahoo, Babylon, Google Scholar, and Google Books.
7. Google Keep
Google Keep is a free remainder application from Google LLC, it is a research app that helps researchers to quickly capture what’s on their mind and get a reminder later at the right place or time.
8.Curiosity
Curiosity is a very popular mobile application from curiosity.com, it helps researchers to learn new scientific inventions in a more detailed way with videos.
9.Slack
This research app is good for people who are doing collaborative research.
Slack it brings team communication and collaboration into one place so you can get more work done, whether you belong to a small lab or doing collaborative research with researchers from another part of the world. Make effective conversation on different topics using #TAG.
10.DropBox
Dropbox is a free mobile research app for researchers to make creative collaboration space, store all files together in one central place, and safely sync them across all your devices.
