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AyeWatch for Researchers, stay ahead of published literature

AI monitoring for academics, R&D scientists, and policy researchers. Track new papers, grants, preprints, and field developments across PubMed-adjacent open web, arXiv, government sites, and major publisher pages.

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Updated May 2026

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Why it fits

Why researchers use Ayewatch.

Monitor a research topic in plain English, semantic AI catches new papers regardless of exact terminology.
Track NIH/NSF/SBA grant openings and never miss a deadline.
Monitor competitor labs' publication pages and conference programs.
Daily roll-up keeps inbox clean; real-time checks for breaking results.

What you monitor

Topics researchers set up on day one.

New CRISPR gene therapy clinical trial results

Daily

Semantic match across announcement sources.

NIH R01 funding opportunity announcements in oncology

Daily

Grant cycle tracking.

New preprints from [PI Name] lab

Daily

Specific page or topic monitor.

How it works

The researchers workflow.

  1. 1

    One topic per active research thread + one per grant cycle.

  2. 2

    Route to email digest for slow-burn topics; push notifications for time-sensitive ones.

FAQ

AyeWatch for researchers, answered.

Does AyeWatch index arXiv and PubMed?

AyeWatch monitors the open web including university press pages, preprint server announcements, and publisher landing pages. For exhaustive paper-database search, pair with a dedicated tool like Semantic Scholar.

Can I share alerts with my lab?

Yes, route any topic to a shared Slack channel so the whole lab sees the same alert stream.

Set up your first topic in 60 seconds.

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