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Automatically adds paper details like social media mentions from Emergent Mind to arXiv abstract pages Transform your arXiv browsing experience by automatically embedding rich content from Emergent Mind alongside research papers. This extension seamlessly integrates social media mentions, expert summaries, and more for academic papers right where you need them most. Key Features: * Automatic Integration - No manual searching required. Visit any arXiv abstract page and instantly see Emergent Mind content embedded below the paper details * Community Insights - Access social media discussions and community reactions to research papers * Expert Summaries - Get digestible summaries and key takeaways from complex academic papers * Clean Design - Thoughtfully designed interface that complements arXiv's existing layout without being intrusive How it works: Simply install the extension and continue browsing arXiv as usual. When you visit any arXiv abstract page (arxiv.org/abs/), the extension automatically detects the paper ID and embeds relevant Emergent Mind content, including social media discussions about that specific paper. Perfect for researchers, academics, students, and anyone interested in staying up-to-date with the latest developments in scientific literature and community discussions around cutting-edge research. Privacy-focused: The extension only activates on arXiv abstract pages and doesn't collect or store any personal data.
Oct 7, 2025
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