Physics Research Summary Library
Budget: €12 – €18 EUR
I’m assembling a searchable library of physics research articles and need help collecting the papers and writing ultra-concise, 1–2 sentence synopses for each one. The scope is strictly physics (no biology, chemistry, or cross-discipline pieces) and I’m interested in peer-reviewed work published within roughly the past ten years.
Here’s how I picture the workflow:
• You locate reputable physics articles (journal sites, arXiv, Scopus, Web of Science, etc.)
• Record the full citation, DOI or stable URL, year, journal, and main keywords in a shared Google Sheet or Notion database.
• Add a crisp, non-technical summary—just enough to capture the core finding and why it matters—in a single cell beside each citation.
Acceptance criteria
• Every entry includes citation details + working link/DOI.
• Summary length never exceeds two sentences.
• Information is entered consistently so the sheet can be filtered by topic, year, or author later.
I’ll review the first ten entries for style before you proceed with the rest, making it easy to align on tone. Looking forward to creating a clean, well-organized resource together.
Here’s how I picture the workflow:
• You locate reputable physics articles (journal sites, arXiv, Scopus, Web of Science, etc.)
• Record the full citation, DOI or stable URL, year, journal, and main keywords in a shared Google Sheet or Notion database.
• Add a crisp, non-technical summary—just enough to capture the core finding and why it matters—in a single cell beside each citation.
Acceptance criteria
• Every entry includes citation details + working link/DOI.
• Summary length never exceeds two sentences.
• Information is entered consistently so the sheet can be filtered by topic, year, or author later.
I’ll review the first ten entries for style before you proceed with the rest, making it easy to align on tone. Looking forward to creating a clean, well-organized resource together.