Find professors working on what you care about.
Every professor, lab and paper in one index — so you know which three to email, not thirty.
Stop opening thirty faculty pages.
The answer is spread across five places that don’t talk to each other — and none of them tell you whether a professor is still working on the thing that caught your interest two papers ago. We put the pieces in one index and sort by how close the work is to yours.
What the first version does.
| Search by interest, not by department | Type the thing you actually want to work on. The index doesn’t care which building it’s filed under. | Search |
|---|---|---|
| See why it’s a match | Research areas, recent papers, lab affiliation and who’s already working there — read together instead of across six tabs. | Context |
| Email at the right moment | Keep a list of the professors you’re watching, and hear about it when one of them publishes something new. | Timing |
How it will work.
- 1.0
Say what you’re interested in.
A field, a method, a question — a sentence is enough to start.
- 2.0
See who already works on it.
The professors, labs and papers closest to what you described — sorted by how close.
- 3.0
Save the ones worth emailing.
Go into the message already knowing what they published and who’s in the lab.