Academic Reading List

Turn the papers behind your next chapter into a literature review you can see.

Import it, swap the sample for your own papers and keep a note on each.

Knowledge graph

At a glance

8nodes

7links

8types

Types & visuals

Author · 1

ORCID stringURL string

Guide · 1

no properties

Institution · 1

ROR stringCountry typelistKind typelist

Paper · 1

DOI stringURL stringYear intPaper kind typelistOpen access typelistCitations intAs of datetime

Reading entry · 1

Status typelistPriority intAdded datetimeKey finding string

Reading list · 1

Created datetime

Topic · 1

Field typelist

Venue · 1

Kind typelistISSN stringPublisher string

Links

Notes on Street Trees and Summer Night Temperatures is a note on Street Trees and Summer Night Temperatures in Mid-Sized Cities

Street Trees and Summer Night Temperatures in Mid-Sized Cities is about Urban heat island

Cooling Cities with Trees is explained by Start here

Notes on Street Trees and Summer Night Temperatures is on Cooling Cities with Trees

Street Trees and Summer Night Temperatures in Mid-Sized Cities is published in Journal of Urban Climate Studies

Street Trees and Summer Night Temperatures in Mid-Sized Cities is written by Tomás Reyes

Tomás Reyes works at University of Northfield

How to extend it

Make your own copy

Click Download JSON at the bottom of this page. On the MindShare home screen, drop the file into Upload the file, then click Save and keep the address it opens. Open graph only shows our copy.
Read Start here

Click the star. It says what each type is for and which fields need a value.
Name your reading list

Click Cooling Cities with Trees and change it to your list and the question it serves.
Add your next paper

Ctrl/Cmd-click the empty canvas, enter a unique ID (it can't be changed later), a name and the type Paper. Fill in its fields: every date and number needs a value.
Add your note on it

Add a Reading entry with its Status (To read, Reading or Read), Priority and key finding. Link it to the list and to the paper.
Link authors, venues and citations

Link each paper to its author, journal and topic, and to the papers it cites. Write the DOI without https://doi.org/.
Or let your AI assistant fill it in

Give the JSON file and your reference list or BibTeX file to the AI assistant you already use. Ask it to add your items in the same format as the samples, then import the result on the home screen.
Delete the samples and save

Once each type has one of your own nodes, delete the sample paper and its neighbours. A type no node uses is dropped when you save. Click Save after every change.