Found a paper that's exactly what you need? Similar helps you find more like it. 🐰 It shows you papers that often appear in the same reference lists as the one you're looking at, so they're likely to cover the same topic, even if they don't cite each other.
For one paper
Open the paper from your map or your list.
Click Similar.
The similar papers open as a Rabbit-hole, a new tab named after the paper. Your base map stays exactly where you left it.
Inside the Rabbit-hole
Show more: the Rabbit-hole opens with the top results first. Click Show more to dig deeper.
Grow settings: click the settings icon next to Show more to rank the papers differently, for example by Most Recent or Most Cited.
Merge: found something useful? Use the Merge bar at the top to bring papers back into your search as Seeds.
For all your Seeds
To find papers related to all your Seeds at once, click Grow, or Show more to add more. By default, Grow looks across the whole citation network around your Seeds.
💡 The more relevant Seeds you add, the more focused your results become. For ways to steer your results, see How to grow your map.
Common questions
What happened to "Similar Work"?
In the new version of ResearchRabbit, Similar Work is now the Similar button, which you'll find on every paper.
How is Similar different from citations and references?
Citations and references follow the direct links between papers: who cites whom. Similar finds papers that other researchers tend to cite alongside this one, so it can surface related work that isn't directly linked. See How to see a paper's citations.