DOI (Digital Object Identifier) is a persistent identifier system used to uniquely identify digital objects like academic articles, research papers, and other electronic documents, ensuring they remain accessible even if their web location changes.
Why this server?
Returns the DOI, citation and licence for every dataset from the ICOS data passport, so data answers and the get_citation tool carry the persistent identifier to cite.
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Allows fetching publication records from TR Dizin using a DOI identifier.
Why this server?
Resolves DOI identifiers to their open-access document records in the Conceptio archive.
Why this server?
Supports DOI-based metadata resolution during paper import, using Crossref to retrieve publication details for automatic citations and BibTeX generation.
Why this server?
Resolves DOI identifiers or titles to BibTeX citation keys, supporting bibliography management for academic papers.
Why this server?
Resolves DOI identifiers via doi.org and checks them against Crossref/DataCite records for existence, metadata agreement, retractions, corrections, and expressions of concern.
Why this server?
Supports importing references by DOI, automatically adding metadata and downloading available open-access PDFs to the local Zotero storage.
Why this server?
Supports DOI identifiers as inputs for work lookups and citation queries, resolving a DOI to the corresponding scholarly record in the OpenAlex graph and returning works that cite it.
Why this server?
Integrates with Crossref's API, providing a tool to search the works database, returning titles, DOIs, authors, journals, years, and abstracts.