# scite.ai > AI-optimized mirror of scite.ai containing 50 pages totalling 25,390 words of clean markdown content, structured data, and semantic HTML. Original source: https://scite.ai. Last updated: 2026-09-01T07:19:38.838Z. Each page is available as HTML (with JSON-LD structured data) and Markdown (text-only, ideal for LLMs and RAG). ## Homepage - [AI for Research | Scite](/content/site-root.html): Scite searches 300M+ scholarly articles to give you citation-backed answers and show you how every claim is supported or disputed. (535 words) ## Articles & Blog Posts - [Innovare Journal of Education](/content/journals/innovare-journal-of-education-xenqy/index.html) (406 words) - [Manu Jurnal Pusat Penataran Ilmu Dan Bahasa (Ppib)](/content/journals/manu-jurnal-pusat-penataran-ilmu-ayz59/index.html) (439 words) - [How to Use ChatGPT for Thesis Writing](/content/blog/chatgpt-thesis-writing/index.html): Asking ChatGPT to write your literature review is one of the least useful ways to use it. Here's how to use ChatGPT as a research interface with the Scite plugin, so discovery and reference checking speed up while the argument and writing stay yours. (1,881 words) - [Blog | Scite](/content/blog/index.html): Scite searches 300M+ scholarly articles to give you citation-backed answers and show you how every claim is supported or disputed. (869 words) - [AI for Research | Scite](/content/home/index.html): Scite searches 300M+ scholarly articles to give you citation-backed answers and show you how every claim is supported or disputed. (455 words) - [Scite Institutions](/content/institutions/index.html): Scite searches 300M+ scholarly articles to give you citation-backed answers and show you how every claim is supported or disputed. (388 words) - [How To Run A Systematic Review With ChatGPT](/content/blog/how-to-run-a-systematic-review-with-chatgpt-and-scite-mcp.html): Systematic reviews with ChatGPT stall on unverifiable citations. See how the Scite MCP grounds every stage of the process in real, verified literature. (1,046 words) - [Best ChatGPT Plugins for Research 2026](/content/blog/best-chatgpt-plugins-for-research-2026/index.html): Discover the best ChatGPT plugins for research, including Scite, Zotero, Article Galaxy, Wolfram, BioRender, and custom MCP apps. (1,243 words) - [Introducing Collections: A Dedicated Space for Your Research](/content/blog/introducing-collections/index.html): Collections brings your research into one place — a dedicated space to gather papers, monitor them over time, and run focused, scoped questions against exactly the set you care about., Learn how to use the new Collections feature in Sight to organize your research papers, track smart citations, and create scoped queries. This guide covers creating collections from searches, managing shared folders, and using AI to analyze curated data. (809 words) - [Jun Sun scite author profile](/content/authors/jun-sun-gz916q/index.html): Supporting: 16 - Mentioning: 546 - Smart Citations for Jun Sun (198 words) - [Scite Data and Services](/content/coverage/index.html): Join several organizations leveraging Scite's unique network of Citation Statements to track and improve research output, editorial processes, ethics reviews, author engagement and support services, and more. (446 words) - [See Where Your AI Tokens Are Going](/content/blog/see-where-your-ai-tokens-are-going/index.html): See what drives AI token costs in literature research, where the waste collects, and how grounding with Scite cuts spend while keeping citations verified. (1,361 words) - [How to Use AI for Literature Review](/content/blog/how-to-use-ai-for-literature-review/index.html): AI can make a literature review faster without turning it into a one-click writing exercise. See how to use Scite across the full process—from discovery to the final reference audit—while keeping a researcher in control. (996 words) - [Clinical Trials & Grants: Scite MCP's Expanding Data Universe](/content/blog/clinical-trials-and-grants-scite-mcps-expanding-data-universe.html): Scite MCP now reaches 719K+ clinical trials and 3.5M+ grants alongside Smart Citations, so papers, trials, and funding sit within a single prompt. (539 words) - [F. E. Blacet scite author profile](/content/authors/f-e-blacet-zgzv5d/index.html): Supporting: 24 - Contrasting: 1 - Mentioning: 498 - Smart Citations for F. E. Blacet (249 words) - [Cut Your AI Costs Without Sacrificing Quality](/content/blog/cut-your-ai-costs-without-sacrificing-quality/index.html): Smaller models hallucinate. So do expensive ones. Ground any LLM with the Scite MCP for accurate citations at a fraction of the cost. (709 words) - [Аліна Ткаченко scite author profile](/content/authors/d0-b0-d0-bb-d1-96-d0-bd-d0-b0-d1-82-d0-ba-d0-b0-d1-87-d0-b5-d0-bd-d0-ba-d0-be-6jv389.html): Mentioning: 44 - Smart Citations for Аліна Ткаченко (157 words) - [Major Updates to scite Assistant: A Fresh New Look and More](/content/blog/major_updates_to_scite_assistant/index.html): It's been over a year since we first launched scite Assistant, and we've been hard at work making improvements based on the valuable feedback from our users. We recently unveiled a brand new look for scite Assistant along with several enhancements to improve your experience. (467 words) - [Accessibility Statement](/content/accessibility-statement/index.html): Scite searches 300M+ scholarly articles to give you citation-backed answers and show you how every claim is supported or disputed. (436 words) - [The Scottish Journal of Performance](/content/journals/the-scottish-journal-of-performance-1kr6/index.html) (289 words) - [Fityk : a general-purpose peak fitting program](/content/reports/i-fityk-i-a-general-purpose-peak-0goeyb/index.html): Supporting: 15, Mentioning: 1648 - Fityk is portable, open‐source software for nonlinear curve fitting and data analysis. It specializes in fitting a sum of bell‐shaped functions to experimental data. In particular, it enables Pawley refinement of powder diffraction data and size–strain analysis. (128 words) - [Scite MCP - Connect Your AI to Scientific Literature](/content/mcp/index.html): Enhance your AI tools with more accurate, grounded answers by connecting to Scite's literature database and Smart Citations. (365 words) - [Scite is now a Claude connector](/content/blog/scite-claude-connector/index.html): Scite is now available as a verified connector in the Claude directory. Add it in one click to ground Claude's answers in real peer-reviewed literature with citations you can verify. (522 words) - [THE STRENGTH OF BUTYRIC AND o-TOLUIC ACIDS](/content/reports/the-strength-of-butyric-and-alxj9m/index.html): THE STRENGTH OF BUTYRIC AND o-TOLUIC ACIDS - Noble, W. J. Le, LuValle, James E., Leifer, A. (43 words) - [Rest in Peace Post-Earnings Announcement Drift](/content/reports/rest-in-peace-post-earnings-announcement-pnzwevyb/index.html): Supporting: 7, Mentioning: 12 - This paper revisits price formation following earnings announcements. In modern financial markets, stock prices fully reflect earnings surprises on the announcement date, leading to the disappearance of post-earnings announcement drifts (PEAD). For large stocks, PEAD have been non-existent since 2006 but has only disappeared recently for microcap stocks. PEAD remain a prevalent area of study in finance and accounting despite having largely disappeared. This paper concludes with a set of recommendations for researchers who conduct such studies to better assess the existence of PEAD and suggests future research avenues to examine price formation following earnings news. (215 words) - [Scite Pricing](/content/pricing/index.html): Simple and transparent pricing Search and discover millions of citations showing expert insights and analyses on any topic and any publication. (581 words) - [Government Support Driving Startup Growth [Insights from Assam]](/content/reports/government-support-driving-startup-growth-vjyyj5bv/index.html): Entrepreneurship is essential to the expansion and advancement of a nation's economy in the highly competitive world of today. A country's industrialization resulted from the inventiveness and creative ideas of its entrepreneurs. India would support the expansion of economic growth and entrepreneurship. Developing the startup ecosystem in India and helping the country shift from a job-seeking to a job-creating nation are priorities for the government. The startup ecosystem's main objective is to support emerging concepts, inventions, research, and discoveries in addition to forming a team. According to projections, it will create a robust framework that can support the growth of start-up businesses and contribute to the promotion of sustainable development and significant job opportunities. “Startup India” is the main program of the Indian government with the goal of actively assisting business owners and entrepreneurs. Establishing a robust ecosystem in India that fosters and supports innovation and entrepreneurs is the program's main goal in order to provide a large number of job opportunities and support the nation's steady economic progress. The Indian government then started the “Aatmanirbhar Bharat mission” and the "Made in India" campaign in an effort to establish India as a major hub for international trade in design and manufacture. Moreover, technological developments is widely acknowledged after the introduction of “Digital India” plan. The aim of this study is to bring to light the role of government policies and schemes for developing the startup culture (104 words) - [News & Press - Scite The Next Generation of Citations](/content/news-and-press/index.html): Scite is a Brooklyn-based organization that helps researchers better discover and evaluate scientific articles through Smart Citations-citations that display the context of the citation and describe whether the article provides supporting or contrasting evidence. (335 words) - [What students are saying about Scite](/content/endorsements/index.html): See what students are saying about Scite (431 words) - [A review on ethno-medicinal plants used in west Kalimantan](/content/reports/a-review-on-ethno-medicinal-plants-2nwqwzwx/index.html): Mentioning: 1 - The purpose of the current study is to review ethno-medicinal plant used by natives in West Kalimantan Province in last five years. The methods used is gathering earlier publications in journals completed with pharmacological evidence of local medicinal plants. The present review result reported that 346 specieses belonging to 95 families have been utilized in West Kalimantan Province. Zingiberceae has the top number of plant of families (25) followed by Rubiaceae (17), Fabaceae (16), Asteraceae (14), Euphorbiaceae (13), Poaceae (13), Verbenaceae (13), Liliaceae (10), other families (<10).  The tabulated plant species in this study are frequently used as herbal medicine for the treatment of miscellaneous deseases and the medication safety of local people. Parts of plant used as herbal medicine are leaves (46.1%) followed roots (15.7%), fruits (9.5%), rhizomes (6.7%), all parts (5.9%), stems (5.4%), seeds (2.3%), saps (1.3%), pericarps (1.0%), flowers (0.8%), shoots (0.8%), stalks (0.8%), tubers (0.8%), and twigs (0.3%). The majorities of used methods for traditional medicine are decoction and infusion. The information of this current review includes local names, species, families, used parts, and medical uses. All the medicinal plants reported in this study have been used by West Kalimantan people for the treatment of various deseases (182 words) - [July 2026 Release Notes](/content/blog/july-2026-release-notes/index.html): This month we focused on two things: helping you stay on top of the research that matters to you, and giving you more visibility and control over how you use Scite across your AI tools., Explore the new unified feed and centralized alert settings in Scite, designed to help you efficiently track research updates across collections and saved searches. Learn how to manage notifications, filter activity, and stay current with the latest citations., Explore the new MCP Dashboard for Scite, which provides direct visibility into your connected clients, usage data, and subscription details. Easily track your tool calls, session history, and weekly usage patterns all in one place. (340 words) - [October 2025 Release Notes](/content/blog/october-2025-release-notes/index.html): October was all about speed, clarity, and action—making it faster to get answers, easier to trust citations, and simpler to turn insights into outcomes. (304 words) - [Consumer Trust & Purchase Intentions in AI-Generated Advertisements: Examining the Role of Third-Party Certifications/Assurance (TPCA) seals and Quick Response (QR) Codes](/content/reports/consumer-trust-amp-purchase-intentions-ew5doqm1/index.html): Consumer Trust & Purchase Intentions in AI-Generated Advertisements: Examining the Role of Third-Party Certifications/Assurance (TPCA) seals and Quick Response (QR) Codes - Sarran, Dave, Datt, Vejendra (34 words) - [Scite Features](/content/features/index.html): Research tools built on evidence, not guesswork. Every Scite feature is powered by 1.6B+ Smart Citations and 300M+ full-text articles — including paywalled sources other AI tools can't access. (534 words) - [May 2026 Release Notes](/content/blog/may-2026-release-notes/index.html): May was about giving you more room to work and more ways to organize what you find. We introduced a new plan for power users, brought a better way to organize your research into the platform, taught Assistant to read your own documents, and expanded the data you can reach through Scite., Learn how to use the new Collections feature in Sight to organize your research papers, track smart citations, and create scoped queries. This guide covers creating collections from searches, managing shared folders, and using AI to analyze curated data., Learn how to use the new Assistant Uploads feature in Scite to upload PDFs or docx files and have direct, cited conversations with your documents. This update allows you to analyze specific files for more precise research and summaries. (512 words) - [Getting Started with Scite](/content/getting-started/index.html): Three ways to use Scite — the platform, your AI tools, or the API. Choose the surface that fits your research workflow. (228 words) - [Introducing Admin Analytics for the Scite MCP](/content/blog/introducing-scite-mcp-admin-analytics/index.html): Admin Analytics gives administrators at universities, enterprises, and research institutions full visibility into how their researchers are using the Scite MCP inside their AI tools — what content is being accessed, how it's being used, and who's using it. And it connects that usage data directly to your collections infrastructure so you can act on it. (496 words) - [March 2026 Release Notes](/content/blog/march-2026-release-notes/index.html): This month we focused on making Scite Assistant more flexible and easier to use — from summarizing articles by DOI, to saving your preferred settings, to dragging citations wherever you need them. We also refreshed our website with new landing pages and a redesigned blog., Sight introduces new summarization features for research papers and within Assistant. Summarize citations to get insights into supporting, contrasting, and mentioning statements. You can also summarize individual papers or multiple DOIs to quickly understand complex research and improve your workflow., Learn how to use the new Saved Settings feature in Scite's Assistant. Drew Barontini demonstrates how to create, save, edit, and toggle between custom presets to streamline your research workflow., Drew Barontini from Scite walks through new improvements to the Assistant experience, including persistent fact-check information, draggable citation windows, and clearer visibility into model usage and settings for each response. (486 words) - [Borneo Journal of Medical Sciences (Bjms)](/content/journals/borneo-journal-of-medical-sciences-vklge/index.html) (376 words) - [Octafunctionalized Biphenylenes: Molecular Precursors for Isomeric Graphene Nanostructures](/content/reports/octafunctionalized-biphenylenes-molecular-precursors-for-pb6zw2.html): Supporting: 2, Mentioning: 81 - A straightforward method for the octafunctionalization of biphenylene based on the [2+2]-cycloaddition of an aryne intermediate has been developed. This enabled a "North-South" extension of biphenylene towards isomeric graphene nanoribbons composed of four-, six-, and eight-membered rings. This procedure furthermore allowed an "East-West" expansion to [n]phenylenes with different lengths. For the fabrication of isomeric nanongraphenes, octaarylbiphenylenes decorated with phenyl, pyrenyl, and thieno substituents were prepared. The subsequent oxidative cyclodehydrogenation provided an expanded helicene as a model compound. (134 words) - [British Journal of Haematology](/content/journals/british-journal-of-haematology-rvlxo/index.html) (4,055 words) - [Aging With HIV: A Cross-Sectional Study of Comorbidity Prevalence and Clinical Characteristics Across Decades of Life](/content/reports/aging-with-hiv-a-cross-sectional-xb1aog/index.html): Supporting: 11, Contrasting: 1, Mentioning: 188 - Nurses and nurse practitioners require information on the health problems faced by aging HIV-infected adults. In this descriptive, cross-sectional study, we reviewed the electronic medical records of 1,478 adult patients seen in an HIV clinic between May 2006 and August 2007 to examine patterns of comorbidities, and immunological and clinical characteristics across each decade of life. With increasing age, patients were found to have lower HIV viral loads, more prescribed medications, and a higher prevalence of comorbid conditions, including coronary artery disease, hypertension, hypercholesterolemia, hypogonadism, erectile dysfunction, diabetes, peripheral neuropathy, hepatitis C, esophageal gastric reflux disease, and renal disease. Fortunately, with increasing age, patients were also more likely to have public or private health insurance and tended to be more compliant to medical appointments. With growing interest in aging with HIV, this study highlights the vastly different comorbidity profiles across decades of life, calling into question what constitutes "older" with HIV. (211 words) - [SOC-dependent voltage relaxation and dual time-constant behavior in lithium-ion batteries: A time-domain analysis](/content/reports/soc-dependent-voltage-relaxation-and-dual-1ze6vgj6/index.html): SOC-dependent voltage relaxation and dual time-constant behavior in lithium-ion batteries: A time-domain analysis - Jorkesh, Saeid, Akbari, Amirhossein, Ahmed, Ryan, Habibi, Saeid (78 words) - [Self supervised iBOT vision transformer framework for data efficient white blood cell classification](/content/reports/self-supervised-ibot-vision-transformer-wmeeee1v/index.html): Self supervised iBOT vision transformer framework for data efficient white blood cell classification - Rahman, Md Sharifur, Shekhor, Kallol Chakraborty, Hossain, Anwar, Hossain, Md. Sahid, Karmakar, Chandan, Rahman, Abedur, Yusuf, Mohammed S. (40 words) - [June 2026 Release Notes](/content/blog/june-2026-release-notes/index.html): This month we focused on meeting you where you already work. Collections are now fully manageable inside the MCP, AI-powered suggestions help you find your next question across the platform, and small teams can now get set up on Scite in minutes., Learn how to create blank collections, manage manual and automated search results, and integrate your collections with AI tools via MCP to streamline your research workflow., Drew Barontini, VP of Product at Scite, demonstrates new AI-powered suggestion features across Assistant, Search, and Collections. These updates help users continue their research by providing context-aware prompts based on recent activity. (384 words) - [One Pain or Many Pains?](/content/reports/one-pain-or-many-pains-nl1jqdw/index.html): Mentioning: 11 - The word "pain" is used to describe a wide range of unpleasant sensory experiences. Current theories tend to ascribe all forms of pain to a single neurological mechanism. We propose that different pain states are the consequences of diverse expressions of the nociceptive system. (56 words) - [Interpretable Context Methodology: Folder Structure as Agentic Architecture](/content/reports/interpretable-context-methodology-folder-structure-3nd5wxdy.html): Current approaches to AI agent orchestration typically involve building multi-agent frameworks that manage context passing, memory, error handling, and step coordination through code. These frameworks work well for complex, concurrent systems. But for sequential workflows where a human reviews output at each step, they introduce engineering overhead that the problem does not require. This paper presents Interpretable Context Methodology (ICM), a method that replaces frameworklevel orchestration with filesystem structure. Numbered folders represent stages. Plain markdown files carry the prompts and context that tell a single AI agent what role to play at each step. Local scripts handle the mechanical work that does not need AI at all. The result is a system where one agent, reading the right files at the right moment, does the work that would otherwise require a multi-agent framework. This approach applies ideas from Unix pipeline design, modular decomposition, multi-pass compilation, and literate programming to the specific problem of structuring context for AI agents. The protocol is open source under the MIT license. 1 CCS Concepts: • Human-centered computing → Interactive systems and tools; HCI design and evaluation methods; • Computing methodologies → Artificial intelligence; • Software and its engineering → Software design engineering. (92 words) - [Consensus statement for the management of incidentally found brain white matter hyperintensities in general medical practice](/content/reports/consensus-statement-for-the-management-wmrda4ov/index.html): Mentioning: 16 - IntroductionThere is a paradigm shift in our understanding of white matter hyperintensities (WMH) found on brain imaging. They were once thought to be a normal phenomenon of ageing and, therefore, warranted no further investigation. However, evidence now suggests these lesions are markers of poor brain and cardiovascular health, portending an increased risk of stroke, cognitive decline, depression and death. Nevertheless, no specific guidelines exist for the management of incidentally found WMH for general medical practitioners and other clinicians ordering brain magnetic resonance imaging scans for diverse clinical indications. Informed by a literature review and expert opinion gleaned from stroke neurologists, medical and imaging specialists, and general practitioners, we present our consensus statement to guide the management of incidentally found WMH in adults.Main recommendationsWhen incidental WMH are found on brain imaging: Perform a detailed history and examination to screen for neurological events. Investigate for potential undiagnosed or undertreated cardiovascular risk factors, especially hypertension and diabetes mellitus. Commence intensive and individualised cardiovascular risk management when risk factors are uncovered. Treat underlying risk factors via accepted guidelines but note that antiplatelet and anticoagulant medications should not be prescribed for incidental WMH in the absence of an alternative indication. Changes to management as a result of this consensus statementA brain health opportunity. We consider the discovery of incidental WMH on brain imaging to represent an opportunity to investigate for common cardiovascular risk factors and to optimise brain health. This can be commenced and monitored by the general practitioner or physician without delay in waiting for an outpatient neurology review. (112 words) - [Ways to Neutralize Threats to the Economic Security of the Russian Federation](/content/reports/ways-to-neutralize-threats-to-kewlglya/index.html): The article provides an overview of threats to economic security at the current stage of the country's development and ways to reduce the effects of negative factors on the economy. The most relevant internal and external threats, as well as significant indicators of economic security, are analyzed. Reasonable directions are proposed to reduce pressure on the economic security of the country by neutralizing the primary threats, namely: support for young families, increasing fertility, reducing mortality from diseases, reducing the property stratification of the population, including by increasing the minimum wage and returning to the wage scale in the public sector. (94 words) ## Resources - [Full Page Index](/index.html): Browse all cached pages with rich metadata - [About This Cache](/about.html): Methodology, technical details, and usage guidelines - [XML Sitemap](/sitemap.xml): Machine-readable sitemap for crawler discovery - [Robots.txt](/robots.txt): Crawler directives - [AgentSite Network](https://agentsite.network/network.html): Public index of AgentSites and their machine-readable resources