Find the right papers, then see how they connect

Search scholarly records with a synthesis of what they say, a map of how papers connect, and filters for source, year and citations.

See how it works
  • Synthesis with every search
  • 140,000+ journals
  • Export CSV, Excel or BibTeX
A paper search with a research synthesis and a map of connections between papers
49,000+research reports completed
9,700+documents peer reviewed
3,500+documents improved or reviewed
950+university email domains

More than a list of links

See the answer first

A research synthesis sums up what the results say, above the results themselves.

See how papers relate

Research Connections maps how your results relate to each other.

Take them with you

Export your list to CSV, Excel, BibTeX and more.

How it works

  1. 1

    Type your topic

    Or ask a yes or no question in Deep Analysis for an evidence summary.

  2. 2

    Refine

    Filter by source, year and citations, and load more articles.

  3. 3

    Export or go deeper

    Export the list, or use papers as sources for a report.

Results you can filter and export

Each search draws on Google Scholar, Semantic Scholar, CORE and CrossRef filters, with your choice of quality level.

  • Year and citation filters
  • Results quality from Basic to Deep
  • All Journals: browse 140,000+ journals
Search results with a results table and export options

Built for the way you work

Undergraduate and master's students

Assignments, dissertations and theses, with sources you can open and check before you hand anything in.

PhD candidates

Long chapters, proposals and defences, with your own papers as the evidence and a review before your supervisor sees it.

Researchers and faculty

Manuscripts, grants and reviews, with checked references and reports you can share with co-authors.

Find your next ten papers in minutes.

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Questions

Is searching limited?

Searching is unlimited on every plan. It needs an active plan.

Can I use the papers elsewhere?

Yes. Export the list, or download a paper's PDF where it is available and add it to your Library.