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Research notebook · citations as objects
Fieldnote is a research notebook where every citation is a first-class object — a real DOI you can point at, deduplicated across the whole lab. Protocols version like code. Your knowledge graph is one keystroke away.
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Notes
Hippocampal replay during slow-wave sleep
Meta-analysis: sharp-wave ripple density
Protocols
Patch-clamp rig calibration
Citations
Buzsáki 2015 — Hippocampal sharp wave-ripples
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Live demo. Type to fuzzy-search fictional notes · arrow keys to move · Enter to open.
The workflow
Capture, cite, connect.
Three moves take a raw observation to a linked, cited, searchable claim. Each one is a real surface in Fieldnote — scroll, and the rail follows.
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Capture
Write in plain Markdown. Fieldnote parses every sentence into a claim you can point at — no forms, no fields to fill.
- Block editor with slash commands
- Auto-links to existing notes as you type
- Offline-first, keystroke-versioned
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Cite
Attach a source to any claim and it becomes an object — a real DOI, resolvable, deduplicated across the whole lab. Hover a citation to read its receipt.
- Paste a DOI, get a formatted source
- One source, cited everywhere, counted once
- Hover-card shows authors, venue, year
Hippocampal replay during slow-wave sleep2 hours ago · v12
lab/hippocampus/replay.noteDuring slow-wave sleep, place-cell sequences recorded in waking are reactivated in compressed order[1]Source · peer-reviewed✓ resolvedReactivation of hippocampal ensemble memories during sleepauthorsWilson, M. A. & McNaughton, B. L.venueScience · 1994doi10.1126/science.8036517cited by3,912, a phenomenon we treat as the substrate of consolidation. Each replay event rides on a sharp-wave ripple[2]Source · peer-reviewed✓ resolvedHippocampal sharp wave-ripple: A cognitive biomarkerauthorsBuzsáki, G.venueHippocampus · 2015doi10.1002/hipo.22488cited by4,130 in CA1, and its density scales with the prior day’s learning. This links directly to the synaptic-homeostasis account[3]Source · peer-reviewed✓ resolvedSleep and the price of plasticityauthorsTononi, G. & Cirelli, C.venueNeuron · 2014doi10.1016/j.neuron.2013.12.025cited by3,204, where sleep renormalises the weights that waking experience drove up.
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Connect
Backlinks and shared citations weave your notes into a graph. Search it in one keystroke; watch a question light up its neighbourhood.
- Bidirectional backlinks, automatic
- Shared-citation edges between notes
- ⌘K jumps anywhere in ~7 ms
The knowledge graph
One lab. One graph. One keystroke.
Backlinks and shared citations connect every note. Hover a node to light its neighbourhood — the same edges Fieldnote traverses when you search. Nothing here is entered twice.
By the numbers
Built to be trusted with the record.
2.4M
citations linked
1,840
labs onboarded
96K
protocols versioned
7ms
median search latency
Pricing
Priced for a notebook, then a lab.
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- Everything in Scholar
- Shared lab graph & backlinks
- Protocol versioning & sign-off
- Unlimited DOI resolves
- Roles & audit log
- Priority support
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