OpenAlex Research Graph Scraper API - Works & Authors
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OpenAlex Research Graph Scraper API - Works & Authors
Search and normalize OpenAlex works, authors, and institutions for research intelligence. Filter publications by DOI, graph IDs, author, institution, topic, country, open access, type, year, and citations with bounded authorship, affiliation, grant, location, and citation evidence.
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OpenAlex Research Graph Scraper API
Search and normalize OpenAlex works, authors, and institutions for literature review, research intelligence, scholarly discovery, author/institution mapping, open-access analysis, and citation evidence.
Empty input returns one recent machine-learning work with bounded authorships, institutions, topics, OA locations, grants, citation metrics, canonical IDs, and source links. Default maximum cost is $0.0021: $0.0001 start + one $0.002 dataset item.
Filters include search, DOI/OpenAlex ID, author, institution, topic/concept, country, OA status, publication type/year, minimum citations, sort, and cursor. Candidate/page/output bounds and per-record nested-array bounds prevent accidental unbounded graph expansion. The client uses OpenAlex's mailto polite-pool parameter and bounded retries for transport, HTTP, body-read, and malformed-response failures.
Important interpretation limits
OpenAlex continuously aggregates multiple scholarly sources; results are retrieval-time graph evidence, not a fixed archival snapshot or endorsement. Links, identities, affiliations, authorship order, topics, grants, locations, open-access signals, and citation counts can be incomplete, inferred, duplicated, delayed, merged, split, or corrected. A record does not prove identity, current affiliation, authorship, research quality, endorsement, or complete citation impact. Verify consequential conclusions through the linked OpenAlex, DOI/publisher, and underlying source records.
