scid.aiSave at the point of discovery
Add one paper from its record or save an entire search result set in one action.
The papers that matter do not disappear after search
Save individual papers or an entire result set, find them by topic, year or organisation, and bring them into any research workspace.
A personal source base that returns to the work
Favorites preserve more than a paper link. The scientific record and the path back into the research workspace stay with every saved paper.
Find it without searching again
Search by title and filter saved papers by year, topic, organisation, access, or collection.
Bring it back into research
Select the papers you need and add them to the current chat sources without rebuilding the corpus.
More than bookmarks for later
A saved paper remains a complete research source. Open it, cite it, place it in a thematic collection, or bring it into the context of a new question.
- The scientific record stays intactDOI, SCID, title, abstract, year, topic, organisation, journal, and access details remain with the paper.
- Work with a selected setSelect the papers you need, add them to a group, or use them as the evidence base for a chat.
- Selection becomes cumulativeEach search can enrich a personal source base instead of disappearing when the tab closes.
What you can do with saved papers
Favorites connect rapid paper selection with the next analytical step.
Save one paper or the full result set
Keep an individual work or move the current search results into your personal base at once.
Build a focused corpus
Filters and groups help retain only the papers that belong to a specific question.
Continue with selected sources
Add saved papers to the current context and ask questions against that exact set.
Questions about Favorites
Can I save a complete search result set?
Yes. Move the result set into Favorites, then narrow it with search, filters, and groups.
What stays with a saved paper?
Available DOI and SCID identifiers, titles, abstract, year, topic, organisation, journal, access type, and other metadata are retained.
Can Favorites become chat sources?
Yes. Add one or several saved papers to the context of the current research session.
Build your own base of verifiable sources
Start with the search in front of you: save the papers that matter and return to them when the next conclusion needs evidence.