A connected research archive
The prototype collects and indexes research material, making it easier to revisit sources across the research workflow.
Working private prototype
From new evidence
From new evidence
to a question
worth pursuing.
Research intelligence for economists. AROS brings literature, policy developments, and economic datasets into one workspace—so the next promising idea has an empirical starting point.
The research loop
01
Find the evidence
Research papers, institutional reports, policy developments, and dataset records.
02
Understand what changed
Daily briefings and a searchable archive bring relevant developments into view.
03
Develop a research direction
Review candidate questions alongside source and dataset suggestions.
Academic Research Operating System
A workspace for the
start of research.
Following new literature is only the first step. AROS is designed to connect what researchers read with the questions they might investigate and the data they could use.
A daily research radar
Briefings surface recent developments and candidate opportunities through a dedicated research dashboard.
Ideas with an empirical path
Source and dataset suggestions help researchers assess whether a question is worth exploring further.
Research suggestions are starting points for human review. AROS is intended to help researchers inspect evidence and develop ideas; it does not establish that a proposed finding is correct.
Built from a research workflow
From a private tool
to an early pilot.
AROS Lab is an independently funded project led by Erdemalp Ozden in Bayburt, Türkiye. The working prototype focuses on economics and quantitative social science.
Claude has already supported development. The next step is to evaluate the Claude API for evidence synthesis and research-question development, measuring source accuracy, usefulness, latency, and cost before a small researcher pilot.
Help shape the next research workflow.
Interested in an early pilot or a research collaboration? Get in touch.