Academic
Scholarly search engine
Search peer-reviewed papers, journals, preprints, and academic databases. Results are restricted to scholarly sources: arxiv, pubmed, nature, science, ACM, IEEE, and more.
How it works
Peer-reviewed sources.
Not blog posts.
Run /academic with a research question. The system searches scholarly databases, peer-reviewed journals, and preprint servers — returning cited findings from authoritative academic sources.
Scholarly Sources Only
Results restricted to peer-reviewed papers, journals, and preprints. No blog posts, no marketing pages, no Wikipedia.
Citation-Grounded
Every finding linked to its source paper with author, year, and journal. Inline citation numbers match the source list.
Research Synthesis
Distinguishes between established findings and emerging research. Notes study limitations and conflicting evidence.
Multiple Databases
Searches across arxiv, pubmed, nature, science, ACM Digital Library, IEEE, and other scholarly databases simultaneously.
Scholarly, not generic
Not “According to the internet...”
Every claim from a peer-reviewed source.
Academic questions
From literature reviews to specific findings.
Any question where you need peer-reviewed evidence.
Literature Review
What does the research say about X? Synthesize findings across papers.
Methodology Questions
What methods are used for X? Compare approaches across studies.
Quantitative Findings
What effect sizes have been reported? Meta-analytic evidence.
Emerging Research
What are the latest preprints on X? Cutting-edge findings.
Clinical Evidence
What do the clinical trials show? Systematic reviews and RCTs.
Technical Benchmarks
How does method X compare to Y? Performance data from papers.