By Shannon Williams
Publication Date: 2025-11-20 09:00:00
Elsevier has launched LeapSpace, a research platform designed to help users investigate scientific topics, evaluate evidence and identify subject matter experts. The platform uses artificial intelligence to analyze a large amount of peer-reviewed scientific literature and offers a range of tools to help research and development professionals manage complex information.
Content Sources
LeapSpace accesses over 100 million peer-reviewed articles from more than 7,000 publishers. This includes content from Elsevier and other academic publishers and societies. The system is not limited to Elsevier’s own resources, which sets it apart from some previous AI tools in the industry.
Users can also upload their own materials for analysis. The goal is to create a single environment in which research tasks – from literature reviews to hypothesis generation and collaboration – can be carried out seamlessly. According to company information, the platform will…
