scientific-paper-searcher

To search for scientific papers across multiple databases, query a topic, domain, and recency to gather results from PubMed, arXiv, bioRxiv, and Semantic Scholar simultaneously. The system enforces querying at least two databases and returns a ranked markdown report with titles, authors, citations, and DOIs.

Yes, you can find biomedical preprints and computer science papers in the same literature search. The tool queries PubMed and bioRxiv for biomedical topics alongside arXiv for CS/AI/ML and physics, returning consolidated results with citations and URLs.

The best way to get a ranked bibliography with DOIs is to specify your topic and desired number of results. The tool ranks papers by relevance and citation counts across databases, outputting a structured markdown list containing authors, years, and direct DOI URLs.

Yes, multi-database literature search works for interdisciplinary physics and biology topics. It supports cross-domain queries by pulling from Semantic Scholar alongside arXiv, bioRxiv, and PubMed, ensuring comprehensive coverage for interdisciplinary research papers.

You can retrieve 10 to 15 papers in a single literature search request by default. You specify the desired number of results, and the system queries the databases to return that many ranked scientific papers with their corresponding citations and DOIs.

Your scientific paper search queries multiple databases instead of just one to ensure comprehensive literature coverage. The system enforces querying at least two sources, aggregating results from PubMed, arXiv, bioRxiv, and Semantic Scholar to rank papers by relevance and citations.