Trial Access to Scite
Scite, a tool that provides quantitative and qualitative insights into how scientific publications cite each other, is available for trial access until March 11, 2025.
To use Scite, which you can access from the Databases page, you need to create an account by clicking “Sign Up”.
Scite makes it much easier for researchers to conduct literature reviews and write their own work. It helps to quickly assess the reliability of an article and find relevant studies.
Why Scite?
- Smart Citations for Quality Research
- 837 million citation statements taken from and analyzed from more than 24 million full-text articles
- Custom dashboard creation
- Publication and Institution-based metrics
- Visual analysis of publications
- Reference check
- Scite browser extension for Chrome, Firefox, or Safari
- Email alerts can be set up to track new citations.
- Scite Short “How To” Videos: https://www.youtube.com/@sciteai/playlists
- Browser extension: https://scite.ai/extension-install
- How scite.ai was built (MIT Press Article): https://direct.mit.edu/qss/article/2/3/882/102990/scite-A-smart-citation-index-that-displays-the
- ChatGPT Validation — Scite Assistant: https://scite.ai/assistant
- DOI dashboard: https://scite.ai/create-dashboard
- scite.ai coverage: https://scite.ai/journals ; https://scite.ai/data-and-services
- Scite Institutional Dashboards: https://scite.ai/affiliations