academic-research-hub

You can query multiple academic databases simultaneously by searching arXiv, PubMed, Semantic Scholar, and Google Scholar together to aggregate scholarly articles and save the unified metadata into a JSON file.

The best way to generate a bibliography from multi-source academic searches is to extract citations from fetched papers and export the metadata directly into BibTeX format, streamlining literature review organization across science and engineering disciplines.

Yes, you can extract citations and download PDFs directly from Semantic Scholar, alongside arXiv and PubMed, using the integrated Python libraries to gather metadata and full-text documents for research discovery.

Yes, you need Python libraries like biopython and arxiv installed, along with OpenClawCLI and semanticscholar, to search PubMed and arXiv, fetch scholarly papers, and extract citations across multiple academic databases.

Limitations of using Google Scholar for academic search include inconsistent metadata formatting compared to structured APIs like arXiv and PubMed, which can complicate automated citation extraction and bibliography generation.