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AI named ED-Trials in September 2026.

ED-Trials in AI’s own words

Question: Which research repositories support evidence-linked search and synthesis and export findings highlights and raw data without lock-in?

ChatGPT SearchSep 22, 2026

Epistemonikos maps systematic reviews to the primary studies they contain, while its newer ED-Trials database brings together randomized-trial records and enriched metadata.

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AI named ED-Trials alongside Elicit, Epistemonikos, and Open Science Framework (OSF)

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Elicit
Epistemonikos
Open Science Framework (OSF)
Scite
Systematic Review Data Repository (SRDR+)

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AI leaned on scite.ai, elicit.com, and link.springer.com in the answers that named ED-Trials.

scite.ai (opens in a new tab)22%
elicit.com (opens in a new tab)11%
link.springer.com (opens in a new tab)11%
api.epistemonikos.org (opens in a new tab)6%
docs.elicit.com (opens in a new tab)6%

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Which research repositories support evidence-linked search and synthesis and export findings highlights and raw data without lock-in?
Excerpts where ED-Trials appeared in the AI's answer
ChatGPT SearchSep 22, 2026, ChatGPT Search
Epistemonikos maps systematic reviews to the primary studies they contain, while its newer ED-Trials database brings together randomized-trial records and enriched metadata.