Ask a question and get an answer in the form of a list of research papers. Each one will have a text that refers to your question + the service will generate a summary of all the articles at once
When you search for a keyword, this search engine displays a lot of tables with data, graphs and maps. If you click on the "Data" button above each block, you will get a list of scientific articles related to this data
Enter the DOI, article title, URL (PubMed, arXiv, Semantic Scholar) of the article and see a graph of its links to other sources (with authors, years of publication and other information)
Enter the DOI, article title, URL (PubMed, arXiv, Semantic Scholar) of the article and see a graph of its links to other sources (with authors, years of publication and other information)
Select a section of science, enter the name of the scientist and look at his(her) connections with other scientists, who influenced him the most and who is the successor of his(her) work.
Enter the article title or DOI to get a list of publications that cite it. Results can be filtered by type (book, review, article), year, author, journal and other parameters.
Upload the file or copy the access URL to the article to get:
Key concepts
Abstract
Synopsis
Highlights
Summary
Links to download tables from paper in Excel
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One of the quickest ways to view Google Maps is to type "map" + address or the name of a place of interest into the Google search box.
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In this thread I will show you how the #python library "duckduckgo_search" works.
You can use it to automate regular searches in DuckDuckGo, as well as searches for images, videos, news, objects on a maps, and even text translation.