Google Scholar Results/authors/citations for scientific papers

Vlad

chris_20017 Thanks for referencing the API!

chris_20017

This is a sample query, using a DOI for the request:

https://api.openalex.org/works/doi:10.1038/s41559-021-01581-2

The cool thing is (I built a simple citation generator for my personal needs around it), that OpenAlex stores different IDs, so it is quite easy to get the PubMed ID using the DOI or vice versa or the open access URL (here: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7612221).

Jake-Moss

Slightly off topic, but I find the current academic lens misleading, to me it appears as "search for papers and other academic resources", not "search .edu domains + some universities".

The search "high performance sparse polynomials" with the academic lens, while it returns the paper I wanted, it does not return the original source, https://ir.lib.uwo.ca/etd/5593/ . A normal kagi search returns this as the top result.

Vlad

Jake-Moss This should probably go as a bug report into another thread. Academic means academic sources, not necessarly papers (PDF lens might be better suited for that)

nwoeanhinnogaehr

It might be a good idea to take a look at Inciteful (https://inciteful.xyz/). Inciteful is an open source tool which aggregates data about scientific literature from many sources and in my opinion is quite competitive with google scholar in terms of quality of results. Maybe Kagi can use some of the open source components of Inciteful, or partner with them to provide better academic results.

youngji22

It cites its sources: https://inciteful.xyz/data

https://openalex.org/
https://www.semanticscholar.org/
https://www.crossref.org/
https://opencitations.net/

ben52

Google Scholar is basically the only search feature where I have been unable to abandon Google search. If Kagi had a dedicated academic paper search engine, that would be so incredible useful. Especially if it copies Scholar's features like putting the title, authors, and year in prominent positions or (more complicated) the citation feature that lets you see what other articles cited the current one. Even if those extra features aren't feasible, any sort of journal article dedicated Kagi search would be so helpful.

So I'm contributing something new to this thread: PubMed and its associated Entrez search engine are worth looking into for APIs. It's a very comprehensive database for my field and is the best there is other than Scholar itself (for me personally).
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/home/develop/api/

chris_20017

@Vlad Any update regarding the handling of scientific papers by Kagi?

dreifach

Would be great to prioritise this to include integration into Ki and Ki Research (not necessarily for access to actual journal articles' etc. content, more for access to bibliographic/literature searching as a function).

rgasper

with the announcement of the new kagi research assistants, I'm very interested in some kind of "google scholar lense" for Kagi. I think this could be a significant competitive differentiator in lobbying for an enterprise Kagi account at $JOB.

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