Advanced Search with RR+

RR+ is built for deep dives. It adds powerful functionality to help your searches go even deeper faster.

If you want to ensure a comprehensive search, to quickly hone in on potential research gaps and missing links, and to ensure total coverage for any size literature review, systematic review or the like, then read on!

To do an Advanced Search in ResearchRabbit means taking advantage of RR+ filters that help you dive into specific topics, ideas and niches using a powerful system of identification.

Here’s how to use the Advanced Search and specific examples of how it can take your research to the next level:

You can start with a keyword search, or import your existing research library. If you already have a collection of papers saved elsewhere, bring it into ResearchRabbit to quickly discover related connections based on what you know.

To import articles, click on “Import” on the homepage. Here you can bring in a BibTeX file of your research papers. Reference managers (Zotero, Mendeley, EndNote, Paperpile, etc.) let you export papers in this format.

Try to keep your papers focused on the same topic. Mixing unrelated topics can weaken your results.

Once you’ve set up the search, click “Next” to create the visualization and get the first set of suggestions.

Now, you can use the RR+ Advanced Search functionality to do a deep search on your topic. Advanced Search lets you filter results based on:

Keep in mind, this is different than filtering search results on sites like Google Scholar, PubMed, or other AI tools. With ResearchRabbit, all searches are based on connection. So, an Advanced Search combines the power of connection-based search with powerful filters to interrogate the literature in an entirely unique and efficient way!

Advanced Search is particularly useful when you want to:

👉 For a deeper dive into each filter, see: Advanced Search Filters in RR+