Imagetwin is an advanced AI-based software that aims to boost the quality and trustworthiness of scientific research by detecting integrity issues in figures from life science articles. This cutting-edge tool assists researchers, peer reviewers, and publishers by identifying inappropriate manipulations and duplications in various figure types such as western blots, microscopy images, and light photography. Imagetwin operates through powerful algorithms capable of swiftly scanning documents or image files to reveal potential integrity issues. The results are conveniently presented on a user-friendly web interface, aiding academic and research institutions in upholding the rigor and credibility of scholarly articles. Noteworthy features of Imagetwin include automated plagiarism detection, manipulation identification, high efficiency, accuracy, and a strong focus on privacy and security by not storing uploaded content and encrypting all server communication.
Imagetwin was founded by Markus Zlabinger, who serves as the CTO, and Patrick Starke, who is the CEO of the company. Markus Zlabinger, with a Ph.D. in computer science, leads the technology and product development with expertise in image processing and machine learning. Patrick Starke, a graduate of Vienna University of Economics and Business, manages cooperations and business development. The company, ImageTwin AI GmbH, is located in Vienna, Austria and has received funding from Seedfinancing of the BMDW administered by aws. Imagetwin specializes in AI-based software to enhance the quality and trust in scientific research by detecting integrity issues in figures from life science articles with features such as automated plagiarism detection and manipulation detection.
To use Imagetwin, follow these steps:
Imagetwin offers essential features:
Imagetwin's effectiveness has been praised by experts in research integrity for its ability to detect issues in scientific papers promptly and accurately, enhancing the publication integrity workflow. The tool has been instrumental in uncovering duplicated photo panels, spotting previously missed duplicates, and supporting the reviewing process in scholarly publishing.
Paid plans start at €175.00/one-time and include:
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