Wiley Analytical Science Scraper — 26 Journals, Full Abstracts
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Wiley Analytical Science Scraper — 26 Journals, Full Abstracts
Scrape Wiley's Analytical Science portal: 26 journals covering mass spectrometry, separation science, spectroscopy, proteomics and bioanalysis. Get full abstracts, complete author lists with ORCIDs, keywords, DOIs, volume, issue, dates and exact citation counts. Plus incremental monitoring.
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🔬 Wiley Analytical Science Scraper
🎯 Pull thousands of analytical chemistry papers — with full abstracts, complete author lists, keywords and citation counts — from 26 Wiley journals in minutes.
This scraper collects publication records from Wiley's Analytical Science collection: mass spectrometry, separation science, chromatography, spectroscopy, proteomics, bioanalysis, biotechnology and toxicology. For every paper you get the title, the complete abstract, every author (with affiliations and ORCID identifiers where they are on record), subject keywords, DOI, journal, volume, issue, publication dates and an exact citation count.
🚀 What Does It Do?
This scraper automatically searches Wiley's analytical science journals and collects structured, ready-to-use data for every matching paper. No manual browsing, no copy-pasting from search pages — set your filters and hit Start.
💡 Three modes of operation:
- 🔍 Search Mode — search by keyword across the whole collection or inside specific journals, with year and open-access filters
- 📡 Watch Mode — grab just the newest articles from the journals you follow, one quick pass per journal
- 📋 Direct Link Mode — hand it specific article links, DOIs or journal pages and it collects exactly those
👥 Who Is This For?
| 🏢 Use Case | 💬 How It Helps |
|---|---|
| 🧪 Analytical chemists & lab groups | Track every new method paper in your technique — LC-MS, Raman, NMR, electrophoresis — without living in a search page |
| 📚 Research librarians | Build and refresh subject bibliographies across 26 journals in one run, exportable straight into your catalogue |
| 🎓 PhD students & post-docs | Assemble a complete literature corpus for a review or thesis chapter, abstracts included, in a single afternoon |
| 💊 Pharma & biotech R&D | Monitor competitor and academic output in bioanalysis, proteomics and drug testing as it publishes |
| 🤖 AI & data teams | Feed a clean, abstract-rich scientific corpus into retrieval, embedding or literature-mining pipelines |
| 📈 Research analysts & scientometricians | Measure output, citation impact and topic trends per journal, per year, per author |
| 🏭 Instrument vendors | See which techniques and instruments are gaining traction, and who is publishing with them |
✨ Features
- 📄 Full abstracts included — every record ships with the complete abstract, not a truncated teaser
- 👥 Complete author lists — every author, plus affiliations and ORCID identifiers where they are on record
- 🏷️ Subject keywords & topics — automatic topic classification so you can slice a corpus by theme
- 📊 Exact citation counts — real citation and reference numbers, not rounded badges
- 📚 26 journals, one run — search the whole collection at once or narrow to a single title
- 🎛️ Smart Filters — keyword search, per-journal selection, year ranges, open-access-only, minimum citations, must-contain and must-not-contain word lists
- 🔓 Open access flagging — know instantly which papers your readers can actually open
- 📅 Year-by-year collection — split a journal's back catalogue into clean annual slices
- 🔄 Incremental Monitoring — on scheduled runs, get only what is new or changed, cutting the cost of a daily alert by 80–95%
- 🔔 Instant Alerts — push new papers straight to Slack, Discord, Telegram or your own endpoint
- 🗜️ Compact mode — a slim record shape for lightweight and AI workflows
- 🌐 No proxy needed — runs clean and fast out of the box, nothing extra to configure
- ⚡ Fast & Scalable — hundreds of complete records per minute, thousands per run
- 🧹 Deduplication — the same paper found twice is merged into one enriched record
- 📤 Export Anywhere — download results as JSON, CSV, Excel, or push to Google Sheets, Zapier, Make, or your CRM
🎛️ Filters & Options
| Option | What It Does |
|---|---|
| 🔍 Search query | One or more phrases to search for; add several to run them all in one go |
| 📚 Journals | Pick any of the 26 journals by name, or leave empty to search the whole collection |
| 📅 Published from / to | Restrict to a year range — also the cleanest way to slice a large back catalogue |
| 🔓 Open access only | Keep only papers that are free to read |
| ↕️ Sort by | Standard order, most relevant first, or oldest first |
| 📈 Minimum citations | Drop papers below a citation threshold |
| ✅ Must contain | Keep a paper only if these words appear in its title, abstract or keywords |
| 🚫 Must not contain | Drop papers containing any of these words |
| 📊 Exact citation counts | Add precise citation and reference numbers, plus author affiliations and ORCIDs |
| 🏷️ Keywords, topics & open access | Add subject keywords, topic labels and open-access status |
| ✂️ Abstract max length | Trim long abstracts to a set number of characters |
| 📡 Watch newest articles only | Skip searching and just pull each selected journal's latest articles |
| 🧭 Deep back-catalogue mode | Reach further back than a standard search when you need a journal's full history |
| 🔄 Incremental monitoring | Emit only new or changed papers across scheduled runs |
| 🔔 Notifications | Send new findings to Slack, Discord, Telegram or a webhook |
| 🗜️ Compact output | Emit only the essential fields |
| 🧹 Drop empty fields | Leave blank fields out of the records entirely |
| 🔢 Max Results | Control how many papers to extract per run |
| 🔗 Direct URLs | Optionally provide specific article links, DOIs or journal pages to scrape |
📦 What You Get (Output Fields)
Every paper includes:
Identification
| Field | Example |
|---|---|
| doi | 10.1002/rcm.70138 |
| title | Hybrid CFD-DSMC Simulation of Ion Transport in Photoionization Mass Spectrometry |
| url | https://analyticalsciencejournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/rcm.70138 |
| source | wiley |
| discoverySource | search-feed |
| searchQuery | mass spectrometry |
Journal & Issue
| Field | Example |
|---|---|
| journalName | Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry |
| journalId | 10970231 |
| issn | ["1097-0231"] |
| publisher | Wiley |
| volume | 40 |
| issue | 19 |
| pages | null |
| contentType | article |
| articleType | RESEARCH ARTICLE |
| isEarlyView | false |
Dates
| Field | Example |
|---|---|
| publishedDate | 2026-07-25 |
| onlineDate | 2026-07-25 |
| coverDate | 2026-10-15 |
| year | 2026 |
Authors
| Field | Example |
|---|---|
| authors | [{ "name": "Zhiwei Wen", "given": "Zhiwei", "family": "Wen", "affiliation": "University of Science and Technology of China", "orcid": "0000-0002-1825-0097" }] |
| authorCount | 11 |
| correspondingAuthors | [] |
Content
| Field | Example |
|---|---|
| abstract | ABSTRACT Rationale The ion motion within a mass spectrometer is governed by the coupling of gas dynamics and electric fields... |
| abstractLength | 1369 |
| keywords | ["Tandem mass spectrometry", "Electrospray ionization", "Ion transport"] |
| topics | ["Mass Spectrometry Techniques and Applications"] |
| subjects | [] |
| language | en |
Access & Impact
| Field | Example |
|---|---|
| isOpenAccess | true |
| oaStatus | hybrid |
| license | http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ |
| citationCount | 12 |
| citationSource | crossref |
| referenceCount | 58 |
| scrapedAt | 2026-07-28T09:41:06.000Z |
📊 Example Output
{"doi": "10.1002/rcm.70138","title": "Hybrid CFD-DSMC Simulation of Ion Transport in Photoionization Mass Spectrometry: From Atmospheric Pressure to High Vacuum","url": "https://analyticalsciencejournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/rcm.70138","publisher": "Wiley","source": "wiley","discoverySource": "search-feed","searchQuery": "mass spectrometry","contentType": "article","articleType": "RESEARCH ARTICLE","journalName": "Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry","journalId": "10970231","issn": ["1097-0231"],"isbn": [],"volume": "40","issue": "19","pages": null,"publishedDate": "2026-07-25","onlineDate": "2026-07-25","coverDate": "2026-10-15","year": 2026,"authors": [{"name": "Zhiwei Wen","given": "Zhiwei","family": "Wen","affiliation": "National Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory, University of Science and Technology of China, Hefei China","affiliations": ["National Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory, University of Science and Technology of China, Hefei China"],"orcid": "0000-0002-1825-0097","email": null,"isCorresponding": false},{"name": "Yang Pan","given": "Yang","family": "Pan","affiliation": "National Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory, University of Science and Technology of China, Hefei China","affiliations": ["National Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory, University of Science and Technology of China, Hefei China"],"orcid": null,"email": null,"isCorresponding": false}],"authorCount": 11,"correspondingAuthors": [],"abstract": "ABSTRACT\nRationale\nThe ion motion within a mass spectrometer is governed by the coupling of gas dynamics and electric fields. Therefore, a comprehensive understanding of ion transport from atmospheric pressure to the high-vacuum mass analyzer is crucial.\nMethods\nIn this work, a hybrid computational approach combining computational fluid dynamics and the direct simulation Monte Carlo method was developed.","abstractLength": 1369,"keywords": ["Tandem mass spectrometry", "Ion transport", "Photoionization"],"topics": ["Mass Spectrometry Techniques and Applications"],"subjects": [],"language": "en","isOpenAccess": true,"oaStatus": "hybrid","license": "http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/","pdfUrl": null,"citationCount": 12,"citationSource": "crossref","referenceCount": 58,"references": [],"accessesCount": null,"altmetricScore": null,"isEarlyView": false,"scrapedAt": "2026-07-28T09:41:06.000Z"}
📋 Dataset Views
The Apify Console gives you 6 ready-made table views to quickly browse your results:
| View | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| 📊 Overview | Title, journal, publication date, author count, citations, open-access flag and link |
| 📝 Abstracts & keywords | Title, full abstract, keywords, topics and journal — the reading list view |
| 👥 Authors & affiliations | Every author with their affiliation and ORCID, plus the paper they wrote |
| 📈 Citations & issue | Volume, issue, article type, citation and reference counts side by side |
| 🔄 Monitoring changes | What is new, updated or gone since the previous run |
| 📋 Full Details | Every single field — the complete dataset |
❓ FAQ
🤔 Which journals does it cover? All 26 titles in Wiley's Analytical Science collection — including Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry, Journal of Mass Spectrometry, Mass Spectrometry Reviews, Electrophoresis, Journal of Separation Science, Journal of Raman Spectroscopy, Magnetic Resonance in Chemistry, X-Ray Spectrometry, Biomedical Chromatography, Luminescence, Surface and Interface Analysis, Drug Testing and Analysis, PROTEOMICS, Biotechnology and Bioengineering and more.
🤔 Do I really get the full abstract? Yes — the complete abstract comes with every record, for paywalled and open-access papers alike. Abstracts are public information; the scraper never touches full text behind a paywall.
🤔 How do I collect a journal's entire back catalogue? Run it one year at a time using the year filters — that is the most reliable way to work through a large archive — and switch on deep back-catalogue mode. Each run adds to the same dataset, and duplicates are merged automatically.
🤔 Why are keywords sometimes empty on brand-new papers? Subject keywords come from an open scholarly index that takes a few days to catalogue a freshly published paper. Titles, abstracts, authors and dates are there immediately; re-run later and the keywords fill in.
🤔 Can I get an alert when something new is published? Yes. Turn on watch mode plus incremental monitoring, schedule the run daily, and add a Slack, Discord, Telegram or webhook destination — you will only be told about papers you have not seen before.
🤔 Can I export the data? Yes — JSON, CSV, Excel, XML, HTML, RSS. You can also push data directly to Google Sheets, Zapier, Make, or any webhook endpoint.
🤔 How often should I run this? For fresh data, run daily or weekly. You can schedule automatic runs on Apify with just a few clicks.
🤔 Does it work with proxies? It does not need one — this scraper runs perfectly without any proxy, which keeps your costs down. If you prefer to route traffic through Apify's proxy service for very large runs, that option is there.
🛠️ Need Custom Filters or Features?
I'm happy to customize this scraper for your specific needs! 🤝
Whether you need:
- 🎯 Additional filters (specific authors, institutions, countries, funding bodies, instrument or technique mentions)
- 📊 Extra data fields or custom output formats
- 🔄 Integration with your CRM, reference manager, Google Sheets, or database
- ⏰ Scheduled scraping with automatic deduplication
- 🌐 Scraping from other scientific publishing platforms alongside Wiley
👉 Don't hesitate to reach out via private message — I respond quickly and I'm always open to building exactly what you need. No request is too small or too specific!
⚖️ Legal & Ethical Use
This scraper collects only publicly available information from Wiley Online Library. It does not access private data, bypass authentication, log in, or retrieve paywalled full-text content — titles, abstracts and bibliographic details are published openly by the publisher. Please use the data responsibly and in compliance with applicable laws and platform terms of service.