PubMed
Biomedical citations and abstracts, with keyword and native field searches.
Find papers by source, read available abstracts, save and export references, then bring selected literature into an AI research task.
After login, your keywords and selected source carry into the literature workspace. Direct search does not start an AI research task; further reading or writing is confirmed separately with material and credit notices.
For researchers finding literature, checking paper sources or building a reading list. Obtain traceable materials first, then decide which research task to pursue.
Choose PubMed, Europe PMC, Crossref or arXiv and enter a topic, keywords or title. In the workspace, organize results by relevance, publication date and year range. Each source has its own coverage and search syntax.
Review titles, authors, years, available identifiers and source links, and expand retrieved abstracts. Save papers for further reading or export selected bibliographic records as RIS or BibTeX.
Add selected papers as project materials, then request close reading, an evidence table or a research protocol. Supply originals you may lawfully use before checking specific evidence; references and abstracts are not full text.
References, abstracts and full text actually retrieved are identified separately. Crossref search here returns bibliographic metadata only; this platform has not verified the peer-review status of arXiv records. Check originals and publication versions before citing.
Biomedical citations and abstracts, with keyword and native field searches.
Biomedical literature and open-access information. Abstract availability and full-text access are distinct.
Publisher DOI records for discovery and bibliographic verification. Missing abstracts remain bibliographic information only.
arXiv records and abstracts in mathematics, physics, computer science, and other fields. Peer-review status has not been verified by this platform.