paper-lookup

Multi-database academic search aggregates scholarly papers across platforms like PubMed, arXiv, and OpenAlex using one query. It returns consolidated metadata, abstracts, and full-text links, eliminating the need to query each database individually.

DOI lookups retrieve open access paper availability by querying databases like Unpaywall and Crossref. The search returns structured metadata and direct links to full-text versions when available across the aggregated sources.

Finding papers across biomedical and physics databases requires querying platforms like PubMed, bioRxiv, and arXiv simultaneously. A consolidated search returns raw metadata from each chosen database, plus a record of which sources were queried.

Academic paper search includes citation counts and related works by querying databases like Semantic Scholar and OpenAlex. It retrieves metadata, abstracts, and open-access availability to provide comprehensive citation context for literature reviews.

Author queries search across open access databases like CORE and PMC to locate scholarly papers by specific researchers. The results return structured metadata including publication titles, abstracts, and available full-text links.

Computer science literature search accesses databases like arXiv, OpenAlex, and Semantic Scholar. It aggregates results with raw metadata from each queried source, covering topics from machine learning to software engineering.