Citations
Find papers you can actually cite
Search by topic to discover relevant work, or paste a claim from your draft to find papers that could support it — then inspect each one before you cite it.
Getting good results
- Paste one claim at a time — narrow questions return sharper matches.
- Look for the papers with the clearest fit, not the highest count.
- Open a promising paper and follow its references — often better than searching again.
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Look for papers related to a topic, a method, or a research question.
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Match a sentence to possible citations
Paste a claim from your draft and inspect the papers before you cite them.
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Results come from Crossref, which indexes publisher-deposited metadata. Coverage and reference lists vary by publisher, and matching is based on wording rather than meaning — a relevant paper phrased differently may not appear.