RDL Network
An academic social network for researchers
Manage your profile, generate your academic CV in one click, share your work and connect with researchers worldwide.
- ORCID-backed profile, publications and citations
- One-click academic CV and PDF
- Discussions, groups and events
- Real-time notifications and 1-to-1 messaging
Dr. Sofia Martins
Computational Neuroscience · ETH Zürich
ORCID 0000-0002-1825-0097Overview
RDL Network is a global social network where academics consolidate their digital identity. ORCID-backed profile, publication and citation management and automatic CV generation — all in one place.
More than a profile page; it's a living research community with discussions, research groups, an academic events calendar, 1-to-1 messaging and real-time notifications. Preprint sharing, open peer review and version history are here too.
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Make your profile your academic identity
An ORCID-backed profile with your publications, citations, h-index and interests on one page. Follow, get followed, connect with researchers worldwide.
Dr. Sofia Martins
Computational Neuroscience · ETH Zürich
ORCID 0000-0002-1825-0097Publish your academic CV in one click
Fill in education, experience and publication sections; export your CV to PDF instantly or share a public link. Always in sync with your profile.
Academic CV
Share publications and preprints
Add publications, upload preprints; improve your work in front of the community with open peer review and version history.
Predictive coding in cortical microcircuits
S. Martins, A. Weber, L. Tanaka · Nature Neuroscience · 2025
We propose a hierarchical model where cortical microcircuits implement predictive coding, reconciling top-down expectations with bottom-up sensory error signals.
Discuss, ask, answer
Open Q&A discussions, get answers from experts in your field, highlight the best answers and follow topics by tag.
How do you handle batch effects in multi-site fMRI preprocessing?
Model the batch as a random effect and use ComBat before downstream stats.
We had luck with limma's removeBatchEffect, but validate on held-out sites.
12 answers · 3.2K views
Measure your impact
Track profile views, new citations and follower growth over time; never miss developments with a weekly digest.
Profile analytics
+38% this monthJoin groups and events
Share with your team in research groups; track the academic events and call-for-papers calendar and mark your attendance.
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From profile to network in three steps
Create your account, connect ORCID, join the community.
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Sign up and set up your profile
Verify your email, enter basic profile details and upload a photo.
- 2
Connect ORCID, pull publications
Auto-sync publications and citations via ORCID; build your CV.
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Explore and connect
Follow researchers, join discussions, browse groups and events.
Frequently asked questions
Is Network free?
Yes, RDL Network is completely free.
Is connecting ORCID required?
No, but connecting it enables automatic publication sync and the suggestion engine.
Can I export my CV?
Yes, the CV Builder exports to PDF in one click or you can share a public link.