Keenious contents

Keenious is a discovery tool like the EBSCO databases, Libsearch, and Scopus. But unlike these, all you need to get started with Keenious is a piece of prose. No need for keywords or Boolean operators, just prose. 

You can use Keenious at all stages of your research process. From very early on, to find inspiration for a topic or ideas for how to tweak a topic that you have already settled on, to more mature stages, where you need help identifying relevant scholarly articles for a fully developed idea or disambiguating particularly multifaceted research questions, that can be difficult to break down into meaningful keywords. 

Keenious provides an intuitive interface to kickstart your research. You do not need a lot of expertise to get started —simply input your prompt and Keenious will find relevant content. A prompt in Keenious can be an abstract from an article that you have already identified as completely or partially relevant, or it can be something that you have written yourself, a synopsis or a quick memo.  

Because it works very differently from traditional discovery systems and is based on coherent prose and not keywords, Keenious provides an alternative route to uncover valuable information that might otherwise be missed in traditional searches. 

Keenious facts:
•    Keenious analyzes over 100 million research articles from OpenAlex, an open and comprehensive catalogue of scholarly papers, authors, and organizations. 
•    Keenious can be accessed via your web browser or as an integration in Microsoft Word and Google Docs.
•    Keenious does not store any text prompts, so your input data is safe. 

Help us:
Because this is a brand-new addition to our portfolio, we would love to get feedback and collect interesting use cases from you.
So, if you have any inputs on what works for you and for what purposes, or what does not work for you, then we will be happy to hear from you.