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Add papers from any journal website directly to your Nexiom research map Nexiom is a scientific knowledge workspace that maps your research papers, extracts their structure, and surfaces connections your literature review might miss. The Nexiom browser extension lets you add papers directly from journal websites — no copy-pasting, no manual uploads. HOW IT WORKS - Navigate to any paper on a supported journal website - Click the Nexiom extension icon - For open access papers: Nexiom automatically downloads and uploads the PDF - For paywalled papers: download via your institutional access, then drag into the extension The extension works across major scientific publishers and preprint servers including PubMed, bioRxiv, Nature and Springer. WHAT NEXIOM DOES WITH YOUR PAPERS Every paper you add is automatically processed by AI to extract: - Main claims and supporting evidence - Methodology and experimental protocols - All cited references mapped as a visual constellation - Research gaps and future directions - Key findings and significance Your papers appear as nodes on a visual knowledge map — helping you see connections between papers, find gaps in the literature, and build a structured understanding of your field. FREE DURING BETA Nexiom is free for all researchers during our beta period. No credit card required. Learn more at nex-iom.app
May 5, 2026
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