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Literature Library

Overview​

The platform includes a built-in cross-discipline online literature search resource library, integrating multiple authoritative academic data sources to provide unified, full-domain literature search capabilities. No need to switch between platforms β€” search, preview, and collect literature all in one place, eliminating the hassle of tedious literature gathering and frequent platform switching.

Eligible Roles​

Basic search, preview, and collection capabilities are available to all users.

Core Features​

  • Multi-dimensional advanced search by keywords, authors, journals, year, and DOI
  • Online abstract preview and full-text access
  • Batch bookmarking and one-click import to Literature Management
  • Automatic search history saving for easy re-execution

User Guide​

Basic Search Operations​

  1. Select a Discipline Library: Click the corresponding discipline card on the left to focus on your specific search area and precisely filter discipline-specific literature
  2. Search Literature: Enter keywords, paper titles, or DOI numbers in the search box and click the magnifying glass icon to execute the search

  1. Result Sorting: Sort by publication year or citation count (ascending/descending) to quickly identify high-value literature

Common Actions in the Literature List​

  • View Details: Click "Details" on a single entry to preview the full PDF text and view complete information including abstract, authors, and journal
  • Collect to Library: Click "Add to Literature Management" and select a personal/team folder to permanently collect the literature into the Literature Management module for future interpretation and organization

  • Batch Comparative Analysis: Select multiple entries for batch comparative analysis (feature coming soon)

Literature Detail Capabilities​

The literature detail page provides access to complete metadata, reference lists, citation relationship graphs, and research threads, helping you quickly understand the research value and relationships of a paper.