Learn Consensus, live.

This Weekly 30-minute session covers how Consensus works, best practices while searching, how to use filters, uploading papers into the library, and much more.

¡Cómo aprovechar la búsqueda con IA, conectar tu biblioteca y más!

Consensus now shows you the exact quote behind every citation. Hover to see it, click to jump straight to that passage in the paper. Join Daniel D'Souza, Head of Growth at Consensus, for a live walkthrough of Citation Grounding: how it works, why we built a verification layer instead of asking you to trust AI search on faith, and how our full-text partnerships make the evidence accessible. We'll close with live research workflows (lit reviews, class assignments, and saving what you find to your Library) so you leave with something to use that afternoon.

In this session we're going to explain: 1. What an MCP is 2. How to connect Consensus to ChatGPT, Claude, Co-Pilot 3. Where and when using this makes sense 4. Examples of what researchers are doing today

In this session we'll will be going over the core features of Consensus 1. What Consensus covers 2. How to do a search 3. Using filters 4. Saving research to the library

In this session we're going to go over how teaching faculty can use Consensus in their classes! We're going to go over 1. Core features (filters, visualization, threads) 2. Sharing your Consensus library via a link 3. Assignments other teaching faculty use

In this session Allison will be going over the core features of Consensus 1. What Consensus covers 2. How to do a search 3. Using filters 4. Saving research to the library

In this session we're going to go over how research faculty can use Consensus to help their labs do better research, faster. We're going to go over 1. Advanced prompting in Consensus 2. Searching, analyzing, and sharing your research library 3. Uploading grants and manuscripts for initial reviews

Upload your Specific Aims, concept note, or full draft to Consensus and have it checked against the published literature. Consensus flags where your sample size is out of line with comparable studies, where your assumed effect size is optimistic, and where your claimed gap isn't a gap.

Are you writing your dissertation and wondering what research you might be missing? In this 30-minute workshop, we'll show you how to upload your manuscript directly into Consensus and surface citations you should know about. We'll walk through how to identify papers that support your arguments, find research that challenges your claims, and fill the gaps before you submit for your review.