Uploaded August 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
See one way that researchers can cultivate a healthy balance note-taking and note-making!
Bianca is a researcher in Computer Science with interest in Knowledge Graphs, Data Semantics and Engaged Research. During her PhD studies she discovered how easy research and literature notes could get messy. In this video Bianca will show how she created an academic workflow using Obsidian and other tools to facilitate her process of knowledge creation and the visualisation of links between her work and the academic literature.
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00:00 - Start
00:58 - Mapping out what she’s currently doing
01:13 - The first step: How can we capture our sources?
01:38 - The library vs the anti-library
02:47 - How she does her backup after processing her notes in Obsidian
03:01 - The second step: Extracting the notes with PDF
03:15 - First part of extraction in Obsidian
03:32 - Attaching the pdf document in her Obsidian
03:50 - Embedded queries
04:08 - The function of her queries
04:38 - How a query works in Obsidian
05:34 - Including the aliases
05:45 - The third step: Her development phase in her knowledge graph
06:10 - Writing LaTeX equations
06:39 - On the importance of keeping history
08:06 - On using MOCs for research
08:27 - The last step: creation
08:31 - Creating an MOC
08:44 - Writing each parts of the paper in Obsidian
08:52 - Transferring the notes in Overleaf
08:59 - Why she doesn't use Word
09:15 - Importing your markdown files
10:08 - On using the normal markdown links
10:33 - On having more open questions about this process
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See one way that researchers can cultivate a healthy balance note-taking and note-making!
Bianca is a researcher in Computer Science with interest in Knowledge Graphs, Data Semantics and Engaged Research. During her PhD studies she discovered how easy research and literature notes could get messy. In this video Bianca will show how she created an academic workflow using Obsidian and other tools to facilitate her process of knowledge creation and the visualisation of links between her work and the academic literature.
Follow Bianca: @bianca_oli_per
🔆 Free Weekly Creative Productivity Insights: linkingyourthinking.com/learn-more-now?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=research_and_knowledge_creation
🚀 MASTER OBSIDIAN: linkingyourthinking.com/obsidian-flight-school?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=research_and_knowledge_creation
🗺 MASTER KNOWLEDGE: linkingyourthinking.com/workshop?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=research_and_knowledge_creation
🌌 GET IDEAVERSE (Formerly the LYT Kit): linkingyourthinking.com/join/ideaverse-lite?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=research_and_knowledge_creation
📚 MASTER READING: linkingyourthinking.com/how-to-work-a-book?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=research_and_knowledge_creation
📺 SUBSCRIBE TO THIS CHANNEL » youtube.com/channel/UC85D7ERwhke7wVqskV_DZUA?sub_confirmation=1
00:00 - Start
00:58 - Mapping out what she’s currently doing
01:13 - The first step: How can we capture our sources?
01:38 - The library vs the anti-library
02:47 - How she does her backup after processing her notes in Obsidian
03:01 - The second step: Extracting the notes with PDF
03:15 - First part of extraction in Obsidian
03:32 - Attaching the pdf document in her Obsidian
03:50 - Embedded queries
04:08 - The function of her queries
04:38 - How a query works in Obsidian
05:34 - Including the aliases
05:45 - The third step: Her development phase in her knowledge graph
06:10 - Writing LaTeX equations
06:39 - On the importance of keeping history
08:06 - On using MOCs for research
08:27 - The last step: creation
08:31 - Creating an MOC
08:44 - Writing each parts of the paper in Obsidian
08:52 - Transferring the notes in Overleaf
08:59 - Why she doesn't use Word
09:15 - Importing your markdown files
10:08 - On using the normal markdown links
10:33 - On having more open questions about this process
🐦 TWEET: twitter.com/NickMilo
📖 READ: medium.com/@nickmilo22/my-pkm-story-3763985b7a3e
🎬 LEARN OBSIDIAN: youtu.be/QgbLb6QCK88
🗿 DOWNLOAD OBSIDIAN: https://obsidian.md/
📩 EMAIL: support@linkingyourthinking.com
🖼 SOURCES/BROLL:
🏷 TAGS: #Obsidian #obsidianapp #Obsidiannotetakingapp #LinkingYourThinking
