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Resources for Scientists

This section contains useful links to electronic catalogs of dissertations and abstracts, open access resources, and various search systems aimed exclusively at searching for scientific information. It also provides information on the citation index of scientific articles, specialized bibliographic programs, portals for graduates and applicants, etc.

SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION SEARCH SYSTEMS

Unpaywall - Unpaywall is an extension for the Google Chrome browser that allows you to read scientific articles legally and for free.
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PubMed - is an electronic search engine of the US National Library of Medicine that includes the descriptions of articles from medical journals and other periodicals.

Microsoft Academic Search

It is a free academic search engine with a convenient advanced interface where one can search for scientific papers and literature. It contains bibliographic information of scientific publications published in journals, conference proceedings, and the Internet.

Dimensions

A global scientific search and research platform that, for the first time in history, brings together data on research grants, publications, industry standards, and patents. Data from the Altmetric system are included for each article. These data illustrate the attention that the article has attracted in the academic community (citation), among innovators (patents), and in the medical community (clinical research). One can get access to most of the materials absolutely free of charge, and some of the functions are provided for a fee.

Semantic Scholar is an Internet search platform developed at the Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence in 2015. The search algorithm can extract keywords and phrases, links, quotes and other information from the article, analyze the connecting link between the elements of the text, providing the user with the most accurate and useful information. For each article found, there is an abstract, citation data, and a link to the resource where you can find the full text.