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Research is more collaborative than ever. From climate change research that span continents to clinical trials across hospitals and universities, large-scale projects now depend on seamless cooperation between multiple institutions. Yet, as collaboration grows, so does complexity. This raises an important question for principal investigators, research administrators, and project leads, what’s the most efficient platform for institutional research workflows?

ResearchDock’s archiving system lets you free up active project slots while keeping past work accessible and downloadable but not editable. Archiving can be done individually or by the project owner for everyone, and projects cannot easily be deleted to protect collaborators’ valuable data.

Zotero is one of the most powerful reference managers available. It is free, open source, and widely used across research disciplines. What sets Zotero apart even further is its rich plugin ecosystem. With the right plugins, Zotero can be transformed into a powerful tool for citation management, PDF organization, note extraction, and LaTeX integration.

Any task that is assigned to you and has a due date can now be synced directly into the calendar you already use, whether that’s Google Calendar, Outlook, or Apple’s iCal. This means you can see upcoming tasks just by checking your normal schedule, without switching tools or logging in to ResearchDock every time.

At ResearchDock, we are making it easier for researchers to stay up to date with the latest literature. One of the ways we do this is through our integration with Semantic Scholar, an advanced academic search engine that uses artificial intelligence to understand and surface high-quality research papers.