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Compare the studies in my library on local newspaper closures and civic life.
Four studies in your library address it directly. Each finds that losing local news weakens civic life, measured through engagement, voting or public finance.
Source
Design
Data
Finding
Hayes and Lawless 2018
Panel study
House races
Less coverage, lower engagement
Shaker 2014
Natural experiment
Denver, Seattle
Civic engagement fell
Darr et al. 2018
Difference-in-differences
US counties
Less split-ticket voting
Gao et al. 2020
Panel study
US counties
Higher borrowing costs
Turn the analysis plan into tasks: coding by Oct 24, turnout data by Nov 7, models by Nov 21 and a findings draft by Dec 5.
Done. They are on the Tasks timeline in order, each with its due date.
Created 4 tasksin Local News & Democracy
OctNovDec
Code newspaper closuresOct 24
Merge county turnout dataNov 7
Run the panel modelsNov 21
Draft the findings sectionDec 5
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Distant horizons: digital evidence and literary change
Conjectures on world literature
Macroanalysis: digital methods and literary history
Surface reading: an introduction
The transformation of gender in English-language fiction
Graphs, maps, trees: abstract models for a literary history
Enumerations: data and literary study
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The transformation of gender in English-language fiction
Authors Underwood T, Bamman D, Lee S
JournalJournal of Cultural Analytics2018DOI
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Traces how characters were described across more than a century of English-language fiction, finding gender lines blurring over time even as the share of novels written by women fell.
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Conjectures on world literature
Authors Moretti F
JournalNew Left Review2000DOI
Argues that world literature is too large to read closely and proposes distant reading: the study of units much smaller or larger than the text, from devices to genres and systems.
OverviewOpen readerCite
Surface reading: an introduction
Authors Best S, Marcus S
JournalRepresentations2009DOI
Introduces a special issue on surface reading, which attends to what is evident in a text rather than to meanings hidden beneath it.
OverviewOpen readerCite
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Excavation report draft
BIU
Mosaic
Mosaic Labs
Coastal Archaeology
Excavation report draft
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Oct 13
Oct 20
Oct 27
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Nov 17
AWFieldwork in Oaxaca markets
SMRenew research permit
SMTranscribe audio
DOCode interviews
KWTranslate forms
AWMap trade routes
AWOutline chapter three
DODraft site notes
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Fine particles and mortality
From your 2 questions and 1 research run · 3 new
Air pollution and mortality in the Medicare population
Authors Di Q, Wang Y, Zanobetti A, et al.
JournalNew England Journal of Medicine·2017PubMed
Follows more than 60 million Medicare enrollees and links fine particles and ozone to higher mortality, including at levels below the national standards.
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Global estimates of mortality associated with long-term exposure to outdoor fine particulate matter
Authors Burnett R, Chen H, Szyszkowicz M, et al.
JournalProceedings of the National Academy of Sciences·2018PubMed
Builds a risk model from 41 cohorts in 16 countries and estimates about 8.9 million deaths a year from outdoor fine particles.
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Global mortality from outdoor fine particle pollution generated by fossil fuel combustion
Authors Vohra K, Vodonos A, Schwartz J, et al.
JournalEnvironmental Research·2021PubMed
Uses a high-resolution atmospheric model to attribute about 8.7 million deaths in 2018 to fine particles from burning fossil fuels.
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Parish registers survive unevenly across the region. The gaps cluster in decades of plague and war, when clerks fled or records burnedSofia Moreno, so the silences are part of the evidenceDaniel Okafor
Kenji Watanabe
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Moral ResponsibilityMosaic Labs
Encyclopedia entry · web page
Moral luck
Nelkin · Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
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CiteReferences4
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“Species are moving toward the poles and uphill as the climate warms.”
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Rapid range shifts of species associated with high levels of climate warming
Chen et al. · Science · 2011
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7 sources · 6 with a PDFClick a row to see its details
Assistant
Context from your whole workspace
The Assistant works from the project you are in, including its library, documents, tasks and briefing, and can search across every project in the workspace.
Compare the studies in my library on local newspaper closures and civic life.
Four studies in your library address it directly. Each finds that losing local news weakens civic life, measured through engagement, voting or public finance.
Source
Design
Data
Finding
Hayes and Lawless 2018
Panel study
House races
Less coverage, lower engagement
Shaker 2014
Natural experiment
Denver, Seattle
Civic engagement fell
Darr et al. 2018
Difference-in-differences
US counties
Less split-ticket voting
Gao et al. 2020
Panel study
US counties
Higher borrowing costs
Turn the analysis plan into tasks: coding by Oct 24, turnout data by Nov 7, models by Nov 21 and a findings draft by Dec 5.
Done. They are on the Tasks timeline in order, each with its due date.
Created 4 tasksin Local News & Democracy
OctNovDec
Code newspaper closuresOct 24
Merge county turnout dataNov 7
Run the panel modelsNov 21
Draft the findings sectionDec 5
Deep research
For harder questions it searches PubMed, Semantic Scholar, OpenAlex and your library in parallel, screens what it finds and returns one synthesized report.
Acts on your workspace
It can create tasks, save papers, organize folders and tags, and draft into a new Google Doc or Word document. Edits and deletions wait for your approval.
Cited answers
Answers cite the paper and page they draw on, so each claim can be checked.
Ask about a passage
Select text in the reader to ask about it directly.
Library
Everything you read, in one place
Add PDFs, web pages, links and data tables to a project library, with details filled in automatically.
All7Unread7Key sources2
Search library
Title
Distant horizons: digital evidence and literary change
Conjectures on world literature
Macroanalysis: digital methods and literary history
Surface reading: an introduction
The transformation of gender in English-language fiction
Graphs, maps, trees: abstract models for a literary history
Enumerations: data and literary study
All7Unread7Key sources2
Search library
The transformation of gender in English-language fiction
Authors Underwood T, Bamman D, Lee S
JournalJournal of Cultural Analytics2018DOI
PDF attached
Traces how characters were described across more than a century of English-language fiction, finding gender lines blurring over time even as the share of novels written by women fell.
OverviewOpen readerCite
Conjectures on world literature
Authors Moretti F
JournalNew Left Review2000DOI
Argues that world literature is too large to read closely and proposes distant reading: the study of units much smaller or larger than the text, from devices to genres and systems.
OverviewOpen readerCite
Surface reading: an introduction
Authors Best S, Marcus S
JournalRepresentations2009DOI
Introduces a special issue on surface reading, which attends to what is evident in a text rather than to meanings hidden beneath it.
OverviewOpen readerCite
Import by identifier
Add a paper by DOI, PubMed ID or URL.
Full text, located
Mosaic checks PubMed Central, Unpaywall, OpenAlex and preprint servers for an open-access PDF.
Zotero and Mendeley
Import collections and folders. Papers already in the project are skipped.
Tables read with the text
Tables inside PDFs are extracted along with the text, so the Assistant can draw on them.
Folders and key sources
Organize sources into folders, mark key sources and filter the list.
Highlights and notes
Annotate as you read. Notes stay attached to their passage.
Documents
Write in your editor, organized in your drive
Documents open in Google Docs or Word, and Mosaic files each one in a project folder in your Google Drive or OneDrive.
Excavation report draft
BIU
Mosaic
Mosaic Labs
Coastal Archaeology
Excavation report draft
Field notes
Shared with your project
Documents are shared automatically, with edit access, to everyone given access to the project’s documents.
Linked to the project
Each document sits with the sources and tasks of its project.
Citations kept in sync
The citation list and bibliography update as you cite.
Citation styles
APA, MLA, Chicago, Harvard, Vancouver, IEEE and AMA.
Tasks
The plan, in one view
Goals with progress, and tasks with owners, status and due dates.
Oct 6
Oct 13
Oct 20
Oct 27
Nov 3
Nov 10
Nov 17
AWFieldwork in Oaxaca markets
SMRenew research permit
SMTranscribe audio
DOCode interviews
KWTranslate forms
AWMap trade routes
AWOutline chapter three
DODraft site notes
Table, cards or timeline
Switch views without changing the plan.
Set goals
Group tasks under a goal and watch its progress as they are completed.
Owners and comments
Assign a task to one or more people and discuss it in place.
Briefings
New literature, matched to the project
Mosaic checks new publications against each project and surfaces the most relevant, each with a short summary.
Fine particles and mortality
From your 2 questions and 1 research run · 3 new
Air pollution and mortality in the Medicare population
Authors Di Q, Wang Y, Zanobetti A, et al.
JournalNew England Journal of Medicine·2017PubMed
Follows more than 60 million Medicare enrollees and links fine particles and ozone to higher mortality, including at levels below the national standards.
Save to libraryOverviewDismiss
Global estimates of mortality associated with long-term exposure to outdoor fine particulate matter
Authors Burnett R, Chen H, Szyszkowicz M, et al.
JournalProceedings of the National Academy of Sciences·2018PubMed
Builds a risk model from 41 cohorts in 16 countries and estimates about 8.9 million deaths a year from outdoor fine particles.
SavedOverviewDismiss
Global mortality from outdoor fine particle pollution generated by fossil fuel combustion
Authors Vohra K, Vodonos A, Schwartz J, et al.
JournalEnvironmental Research·2021PubMed
Uses a high-resolution atmospheric model to attribute about 8.7 million deaths in 2018 to fine particles from burning fossil fuels.
Save to libraryOverviewDismiss
Save or dismiss
Keep a paper in the library or clear it from the feed.
Guided by topics
Add topics to steer what each run looks for.
On your schedule
Choose how often each project’s briefing runs.
Collaboration
Read and write together
Highlights and notes are shared with each author’s name, and project documents are shared with the members who can open them.
Parish registers survive unevenly across the region. The gaps cluster in decades of plague and war, when clerks fled or records burnedSofia Moreno, so the silences are part of the evidenceDaniel Okafor
Kenji Watanabe
Access by project and section
Invite co-authors, advisors and lab members, and choose which projects and sections each can see.
Activity
A record of who added, annotated or completed what.
Roles
Owner, admin, member and collaborator.
Extensions
Mosaic where you work
Cite from your library in Word and Google Docs, and save sources from Chrome.
Sign out
Save to
Moral ResponsibilityMosaic Labs
Encyclopedia entry · web page
Moral luck
Nelkin · Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Save to Mosaic
CiteReferences4
Highlighted in your document
“Species are moving toward the poles and uphill as the climate warms.”
Find in libraryFind on web
Best match
Rapid range shifts of species associated with high levels of climate warming
Chen et al. · Science · 2011
Supports the sentenceInsert
Word add-in
Cite from your library and build the bibliography in Word.Get the add-in
Google Docs add-on
Cite from your library and build the bibliography in Google Docs.Get the add-on
Chrome extension
Save a paper or web page to a project, with its citation details.Add to Chrome
Privacy and security
Encrypted
Encrypted in transit and at rest.
Never sold or used for training
We never sell your research or use it to train AI models.