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Scholarium

Scholarium allows you to visualize scientific papers and their citations graphically, as a network, making it easy to get a big picture of a research field, identify clusters of closely related articles and find important papers to read.

Each node of the network corresponds to a paper and each link corresponds to a citation. Papers with many citations are represented as large nodes. The data is fetched in real time from Scopus or Web of Science.

_{This software is in alpha stage. Expect occasional bugs and incomplete features. Suggestions and pull requests are very welcome.}

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