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KoreaScience Scraper

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KoreaScience Scraper

KoreaScience Scraper

Scrape Korean research articles from koreascience.kr. Use a keyword or paste a search URL — the URL wins when set.

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Marco Rodrigues

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🔬 KoreaScience Scraper

Want KoreaScience research articles in a spreadsheet? This scraper makes it easy.

Use a keyword — structured filters work better for AI agents — or paste an input_url from KoreaScience once you've already searched. When input_url is set it overrides the keyword.

KoreaScience indexes Korean journals. The keyword cancer returns about 29,171 articles across 2,918 pages. This actor reads the public search HTML and returns up to 2000 rows per run.

💡 Perfect for...

  • Researchers: Export article titles and KoreaScience URLs for a topic.
  • Dashboards: Track new Korean-journal hits without paging by hand.
  • Market research: Slice scholarly output by keyword.
  • Data analysts: Export structured KoreaScience rows with public article URLs.
  • 🤖 AI Agents: Power Claude, Cursor, Codex, the Hermes Agent, and OpenClaw workflows with live KoreaScience results.
  • 📚 RAG Systems: Feed titles into retrieval pipelines.
  • 🔗 AI Workflows: Plug into LangChain, AutoGPT, CrewAI, and similar stacks.

✨ Why you'll love this scraper

  • 🔗 Input URL or Filters: Paste a /search.page?keywords= URL (input_url) or type a keyword. input_url always wins when set.
  • 🎯 Website-Matched Filters: Same keywords + target=ARTI search as koreascience.kr.
  • 🌐 Public pages only: Title and article URL from each search card.

📦 What's inside the data?

Every row includes: id, url, title, source.

🚀 Quick start

Option A — Input URL: paste https://koreascience.kr/search.page?keywords=cancer&target=ARTI. Option B — Filters: set keyword to cancer (or another term) and max_results.

Input Example:

{ "keyword": "cancer", "max_results": 100 }

Output Example:

{
"id": "JAKO202616054137121",
"url": "https://koreascience.kr/article/JAKO202616054137121.page",
"title": "Erratum to \"Bioinformatic Analysis to Identify Biomarker Candidates...\"",
"source": "koreascience"
}

📋 Input reference

ParameterTypeRequiredDefaultDescription
input_urlstringNoKoreaScience search URL; overrides keyword.
keywordstringNocancerSame as keywords= on the site.
max_resultsintegerNo50Maximum rows (12000).