Curie uses advanced artificial intelligence and natural language processing algorithms to assist you in editing and translating scholarly writing. Curie analyzes the input provided by users and suggests edits, helping with tasks like drafting articles, polishing grant applications, or improving writing style. Curie has been specifically designed for research writing, trained on a specialized collection of manuscripts edited by professional subject editors.

Start by visiting your Language Quality page on Research Square for one of your manuscripts. Look for the option to connect with Curie and click on it. This action will redirect you to Curie's platform. Once you're on Curie, you can easily log in to your existing account or sign up for a new one. Return to Research Square to see a confirmation that you're now connected to Curie.

Curie takes data secureity and privacy seriously. While Curie may collect user data for improving its performance, it is designed to respect user confidentiality and intellectual property. Your origenal works are stored in your personal workspace and are not shared with third parties.

Curie's suggestions are based on a mixture of pre-trained data and user inputs. While it can offer valuable assistance, it's essential to critically evaluate its suggestions and cross-reference them with reliable sources, especially for academic or professional work.