OpenAlex Semantic Search
Search scholarly works using semantic similarity and configurable candidate limits.
BiblioRef assists researchers in identifying relevant scholarly references for individual sentences and paragraphs using semantic search, OpenAlex bibliographic data, and AI-assisted evidence assessment.
BiblioRef is designed to help researchers accelerate one of the most time-consuming activities in academic writing: finding and evaluating references that support specific statements.
The system analyzes the meaning of a sentence rather than relying only on exact keyword matching.
Bibliographic information is retrieved from OpenAlex to support structured reference identification.
Candidate references can be assessed using an LLM-assisted evidence evaluation process.
The application combines bibliographic retrieval, semantic matching, and AI-assisted analysis in a single workflow.
Search scholarly works using semantic similarity and configurable candidate limits.
Candidate references can be evaluated for their potential relevance to the statement being analyzed.
Bibliographic information can be presented in an academic reference format including journal details.
Researchers can adjust OpenAlex Top-N, LLM candidates, citation limits, and recent-year windows.
BiblioRef is designed to keep the researcher in control while reducing the manual effort required to discover potentially relevant literature.
Try BiblioRef →Provide the academic paragraph that requires supporting references.
The system identifies individual statements and searches for relevant scholarly works.
Candidate references are assessed using the configured analysis workflow.
Review the recommended evidence and generated bibliographic information.
Researcher & Lecturer
Independent Researcher
BiblioRef is developed as a research support application for academic literature discovery, citation analysis, and evidence-informed scholarly writing.
The application integrates OpenAlex for scholarly literature discovery and Ollama-based large language models to assist evidence-based citation recommendation.
Enter your paragraph and explore potentially relevant scholarly references.
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