Fetch legal texts or articles as they stood on a given date, returning full text, status, validity dates, and version history. Includes inline commentary and links to cross-referenced articles.
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"A server for accessing full-text research articles via DOI" matching MCP tools:
- Search a specific Turkish legislation's articles by ID using Boolean keywords. Returns matching articles sorted by relevance, ideal for navigating large laws.MIT
- Search the web to find suppliers, wholesalers, distributors, and review-gap articles for Amazon product research. Returns titles, links, and snippets from Google.MIT
- Search official Purdue newsroom articles by keyword to find research announcements, university decisions, and campus news. Retrieve headlines or full article text.MIT
- Discover related academic papers using citation graph similarity, enriched with OpenAlex metadata. Provide a DOI, OpenAlex ID, or PMID to retrieve relevant literature for research.MIT
- Retrieve complete full-text XML articles from EuropePMC using a PMC ID for detailed analysis and processing.Apache 2.0
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MCP server for academic research data including scholarly papers, citations, research trends, and publication metadata for AI agents.
- Find medical research articles in PubMed by entering a medical topic or condition to access relevant scientific literature for clinical or academic purposes.MIT
- Search for academic research articles using Google Scholar to find relevant medical and scientific publications for research purposes.MIT
- Search published articles across Misar.Blog to find content by keyword, tag, or author. Use it for discovery and research, with filters combining via AND.MIT
- Retrieve open-access PDF, retraction status, and citation count for a paper using DOI or arXiv ID. Verify integrity and full-text access before citing.Apache 2.0
- Read book or paper text in chunks by md5, DOI, or local path. Supports pagination, text search, and table of contents without full downloads.MIT
- Find open access academic papers by DOI using Unpaywall to retrieve metadata and availability information for scholarly articles.MIT
- Look up a DOI via Unpaywall and return open access metadata. Accepts text containing a DOI, returns one record.MIT
- Fetch articles from a Zendesk Help Center section using its section ID. Returns a table of contents by default, or include article bodies when you need full text.MIT
- Search international research literature via Crossref to retrieve bibliographic records with DOI, authors, year, and type. Use for scholarly articles across disciplines.MIT
- Fetch full-text articles from PubMed Central with structured sections, tables, and references, automatically falling back to Europe PMC for missing content via PMC IDs, PubMed IDs, or DOIs.Apache 2.0
- Retrieve comprehensive biomedical data for articles, clinical trials, genes, drugs, diseases, and variants using unique identifiers. Standardized format supports detailed research and analysis across domains.MIT
- Search PubMed for medical and life sciences research articles using keywords, field-specific queries, date ranges, and Boolean operators to find relevant studies.MIT
- Retrieve full text of published knowledge-base articles by ID. Use after search_kb to replace highlighted snippets with complete content for accurate, quotable answers.MIT
- Scan a block of text for every DOI and check each for retraction, correction, or expression of concern via Crossref. Use to verify a whole reference list at once before finalizing a document.MIT
- Retrieve open access full-text articles from PubMed Central by providing a PMC ID. Supports XML or plain text format for structured data extraction or simplified reading. Ideal for accessing scientific literature programmatically.MIT