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BioSkepsis
Scientific Research
Freemium

BioSkepsis

AI research assistant for life sciences with cited answers from 40M+ papers. Features lab-result interpretation, biology-native knowledge graphs, and full-text evidence grounding.

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Scientific research
Life Sciences
Biomedical AI
Literature Review
Academic Writing
Zotero Integration
Lab Data Analysis
Drug Discovery
Knowledge Graph
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Provider
Efevre Tech Ltd
Platforms
Web
Languages
English
Added to directory
4 months ago
Last updated
about 2 months ago
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Pricing
Freemium

About BioSkepsis

What the tool does and who it's for

BioSkepsis is a specialized AI research assistant designed for the life sciences and biomedical sectors. It leverages a biology-native knowledge graph and a retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) system to search across more than 40 million peer-reviewed papers. Unlike generalist AI models, BioSkepsis grounds every response in full-text literature, providing traceable citations and confidence scores for each claim. It features a unique lab-result interpretation tool that allows researchers to upload experimental notes and map them against existing scientific evidence to identify molecular pathways, mechanistic explanations, and potential next steps. The platform is built to minimize hallucinations by explicitly declining to answer when evidence is insufficient and focusing on semantic clusters and biological relevance over simple keyword matching.

Key capabilities

Semantic search across 40M+ curated biomedical and life-science papers.
Lab-result interpretation to map experimental observations against published literature.
Full-text reasoning that analyzes entire papers rather than just abstracts.
Biology-native knowledge graph utilizing Gene Ontology (GO) and MeSH terms.
Autopilot Mode for automatic query refinement and categorized research searches.
Zotero library synchronization for chatting with existing personal paper collections.
Traceable in-text citations with Direct, Derived, or Analogical classification.
Trend detection to identify emerging research fields and semantic clusters.
Evidence-graded reasoning with high/medium/low confidence scores for claims.
Personalized research feeds for daily or weekly digests on specific topics.

Pricing

Freemium — plans below

Basic

Free

  • Semantic search
  • Landscape graph
  • Hypothesis generation
  • Methodology generation
  • Capped at 100 papers per session

Plus

Most popular

$8/mo

  • Increased session limits
  • Full-text reasoning
  • Lab result interpretation
  • Priority support

Pro

$35/mo

  • Advanced knowledge graph tools
  • Zotero sync
  • Unlimited custom research feeds
  • Early access to new features

Enterprise

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  • Volume pricing for 4+ seats
  • Shared team libraries
  • Custom deployment options
  • Dedicated account manager

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