An AI research assistant that searches, verifies and synthesizes scientific literature.
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What is Curie?
Assistant for scientific literature and document analysis.
Curie is an AI research assistant for scientific literature and document analysis, built with the University of Barcelona and European research institutions to make literature review faster and more trustworthy.
Ask questions in plain language — no keywords or boolean filters. Curie searches PubMed, arXiv, Europe PMC, OpenAlex and Semantic Scholar in parallel, and verifies every claim against the source text, showing what's backed and what isn't. Point it at a document and it extracts structured data with the quote behind each value.
Curie also supports a full systematic review workflow — protocol, screening and PRISMA diagrams — with you approving every decision. It offers projects and a personal library to organize research. On privacy: GDPR compliant, servers in Europe, user data never used to train models, and data is never shared.
Access is free — the site advertises 'Start writing - it's free' and 'Get free access'. No paid tiers were found on the site, so free-tier specifics beyond that are unverified.
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Curie Availability
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Curie Key Features
Multi-database parallel search
Searches PubMed, arXiv, Europe PMC, OpenAlex and Semantic Scholar in parallel.
Plain-language questions
Type your question the way you'd ask a colleague — no keywords or boolean filters.
Claim verification
Shows which claims are backed by source text and which aren't.
Document data extraction
Extracts structured data from documents with the quote behind each value.
Systematic review support
Full systematic review workflow — protocol, screening and PRISMA diagram — with you approving every decision.
Research-grade privacy
GDPR compliant, servers in Europe, user data never used to train models, never shared.
Best for
Who uses Curie?
Researchers, graduate students and systematic review teams
Speed up literature reviews with verified, source-backed AI answers
R&D departments
Analyze documents and extract structured data with citations
Plans and access
Curie Pricing
Free
Free access advertised; no paid tiers found on the site.
Common questions
Curie FAQs
What is Curie?
Curie is an AI research assistant for scientific literature and document analysis. It searches multiple academic databases, verifies claims against source text, extracts structured data from documents, and supports systematic reviews — with plain-language questions instead of keywords and boolean filters.
Which databases does Curie search?
It searches PubMed, arXiv, Europe PMC, OpenAlex and Semantic Scholar in parallel.
Can I trust what Curie tells me?
Yes — Curie shows you which claims are backed by source text and which aren't, so you can verify instead of trusting blindly. Every extracted data point comes with the quote behind it.
Is Curie free?
The site advertises free access ('Start writing - it's free' / 'Get free access'). No paid tiers were published, so it's best described as free access with specifics unverified.
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