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Bring the literature, the protocol, the question. We’re building Nemotron API access for research teams ready to put AI to work.

Start with the work.

01 / READ

Literature synthesis

Research notesSynthetic sources

When does a second measurement help?

Study A · controlled setting

In this synthetic comparison, duplicate measurements reduced average error from 8% to 3%.

Follow a finding back to the passage that supports it. See where the sources agree—and where they don’t.

02 / STRUCTURE

Protocol extraction

PROTOCOL → FIELDS

A study, made legible.

Synthetic protocol · excerpt

This observational study follows 120 adult volunteers over 12 weeks.

The primary endpoint is change in six-minute walking distance at week 12.

Select a field to trace it to the source.

Turn a protocol into fields you can inspect. Keep the source one click away.

03 / BUILD

Research code

from statistics import mean

cohorts = {
    "A": [2, 4, 6],
    "B": [4, 6, 8],
    "C": [6, 8, 10],
}

summary = {
    name: mean(values)
    for name, values in cohorts.items()
}
# Expected: {"A": 4, "B": 6, "C": 8}
Expected cohort meansSynthetic data
A · 4
B · 6
C · 8

From a research question to an analysis you can read, review, and reproduce.

Prepared examples · evaluation pending

Explore the sources, change the view, inspect the result. These examples use synthetic material and do not make live model calls.

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