Interactive CLEAR demo

Quiescent neural stem cells transiently become neuron-like to coordinate long-range reactivation

Gherghina et al., 2026. The EMBO Journal.

This prototype turns a CLEAR report into a figure-first reading surface. Each panel and graph region can be inspected directly, with author claims, methods, materials, CLEAR findings, alternatives, and figure legends attached to the visual evidence.

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Demo analysis: AFD-127. The report is a standalone HTML artifact; the PowerPoint is a safer first look for cautious recipients.

CLEAR visual report showing a graph-level focus state
What changed

The report no longer explains the figure beside the figure. It explains the figure through the figure.

Panel-level reading Click a figure panel to reveal mapped author claims, methods, materials, and the relevant CLEAR finding.
Graph-level precision Subgraphs inside a panel can be selected independently, so the reader sees which exact plot supports which claim.
Reviewer context Alternative hypotheses and control concerns stay attached to the visual evidence rather than hiding in report prose.
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A PowerPoint people will actually open

The interactive HTML is the full artifact. The PowerPoint is the cold-email version: a familiar, skimmable walkthrough that shows why the figure-first report matters before anyone has to trust an HTML file.

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CLEAR visual report showing a review concern attached to a figure panel
Why it matters

Readers do not need to know how to read the paper before they can inspect the evidence.

CLEAR already extracts claims, methods, materials, figure panels, graph regions, and alternative hypotheses. The visual report uses that structure to guide the eye: what am I looking at, what did the authors claim, and what does the panel actually establish?

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