semantic-scholar

To find published journal papers with citation counts and venue metadata, use this Skill to search the Semantic Scholar API. It retrieves conference and journal papers, providing venue details, citation context, and TLDR summaries for high-impact research topics.

Yes, you can search for papers by DOI to retrieve venue data and TLDR summaries. The Skill queries the Semantic Scholar API using a DOI or topic, returning structured results that include publication venue metadata and concise TLDR overviews.

Searching Semantic Scholar for venue papers focuses on published conference and journal results with formal venue metadata and citation counts, whereas arXiv provides preprints. This Skill complements arXiv by de-duplicating results against it without re-fetching.

Yes, the Semantic Scholar search covers IEEE, ACM, and Springer conference publications. It queries the API to gather published venue papers across these publishers, retrieving citation counts, venue metadata, and TLDR summaries for your research topics.

To filter published papers and avoid duplicates with arXiv preprints, the Skill uses a configurable query workflow with de-duplication against arXiv. It compares Semantic Scholar venue results with arXiv entries, noting duplicates without re-fetching the preprints.

A limitation of searching published venue papers via the Semantic Scholar API is that it provides venue-only results, meaning it focuses on formally published literature and complements, rather than replaces, preprint servers like arXiv for unpublished research.