Crossref Journals Scraper

Search and extract scholarly publication metadata from Crossref. Get DOIs, citations, authors, journals for 140M+ works.

Search CrossRef for academic paper metadata. Get DOIs, authors, journals, citations, and publication dates. Essential for research and bibliography building.

Search and fetch academic article metadata (DOIs, authors, citations, journals) from the Crossref REST API. No key required.

Crossref Scholarly Scraper — DOIs, Citations & Journals

logiover/crossref-scraper

Scrape Crossref by keyword, ISSN, or DOI list. Extract title, authors, DOI, citations, journal, publisher, funding, license for research, bibliometrics, and academic analysis. No API key required.

Crossref Journals Scraper - Academic Publication Metadata

parseforge/crossref-journals-scraper

Unlock structured records from Crossref Journals with names, identifiers, dates, descriptions, status flags and source links. Designed for research, intelligence and operational dashboards. Run on demand or on a recurring schedule and feed every row into your favourite analytics or workflow stack.

Extract scholarly publication metadata from CrossRef. Get DOIs, citations, authors for 145M+ works.

Crossref Scraper — 13 Fields, 50K Works/Run, No API Key

themineworks/crossref-scholarly-metadata

Scrape 150M+ scholarly works from Crossref: DOIs, authors, journals & citation counts by topic, year and type. Clean structured JSON for bibliometrics, literature reviews and RAG. No API key. Use it as an MCP server in Claude, ChatGPT & AI agents.

Nature Journal Search Scraper

codingfrontend/nature-search-results-scraper

Search articles from Nature and its family of journals using the CrossRef API. Returns titles, authors, DOIs, citation counts, abstracts, and article URLs.

Search Crossref scholarly works by query or DOI. Extract titles, authors, publishers, journals, publication dates, DOI URLs, references, licenses, and citation counts.

Extract academic paper metadata, DOIs, authors, citations, and abstracts from CrossRef via the public REST API. No scraping needed - fast, reliable, and cost-effective for researchers and data scientists.