WEBINAR: From 50 Papers to One Research Report: An End-to-End Agentic AI Workflow 

by Anannya Mondal
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Collecting papers is the easy part. Making sense of 50 of them, and turning that into a structured report, is where most research stalls. 

You’ve read the papers, highlighted key findings, and perhaps even summarized each study. But how do you connect the dots? Identifying common themes, comparing conflicting findings, and spotting research gaps across dozens of papers can quickly become overwhelming, especially when you’re trying to build a clear research narrative. 

The challenge isn’t just understanding individual papers. It’s understanding what they reveal together. This is where an agentic AI workflow can help researchers move beyond summaries to structured insights and a report-ready outline. 

Join Avi Staiman, CEO of Academic Language Experts, for a free live session on how an agentic AI workflow can take you from a broad research question to a report-ready outline. 

Topic: From 50 Papers to One Research Report: An End-to-End Agentic AI Workflow 
Date: Thursday | 22nd October 2026  
Time: 7:00-8:00 PM IST  
Language: English  
Duration: 1 hour 

What you’ll learn 

  • Narrow a broad topic into a focused research question 
  • Compare papers by methodology, sample, findings, and limitations 
  • Spot recurring themes, contradictions, and research gaps 
  • Turn synthesized insights into a structured research outline 
  • Use AI to move faster while you stay in control of the conclusions 

Plus 15 minutes of live Q&A. Bring your questions. 

Meet the speaker 

Avi Staiman (CEO, Academic Language Experts) is a leading trainer on AI tools for research and has guided 30,000+ researchers. He serves on the advisory boards of Springer Nature Cureus’ Journal of AI-Augmented Research and the EARMA RM Framework External Expert. Avi is also a core member of the UN’s AI for Developing Countries Forum and CANGARU (representing EASE). An active contributor to The Scholarly Kitchen, Avi also co-hosts the New Books Network Scholarly Communication Podcast and serves as a reviewer for Wiley’s Learned Publishing.   

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