literature-search

You can compile academic literature citations across major scholarly indexes by providing a topic to retrieve standardized entries with authors, title, venue, year, and DOI/URL from sources like Google Scholar, PubMed, and arXiv.

Yes, cross-index literature search supports querying PubMed and arXiv simultaneously, alongside IEEE, ACM, Scopus, and other databases, returning de-duplicated and formatted citation lists for reviews.

The best way to format citations for a related work section is using standardized entries that include Authors, Title, Venue, Year, and DOI/URL, which the search automatically generates and de-duplicates.

Yes, literature search handles duplicate papers from different databases by performing de-duplication and selecting the most relevant versions before returning the final formatted citation list.

To find authoritative sources for a grant proposal draft, you can search across major scholarly indexes like Semantic Scholar and Web of Science to locate and compile up-to-date, comprehensive citations.