Open Knowledge Maps
Your guide to scientific knowledge
Open Knowledge Maps searches more than 400 million research outputs in over 400 languages from more than 11,000 sources (via BASE) and covers 25 output types including publications, datasets, software and images. Its AI pipeline uses natural language processing to cluster similar resources into visual knowledge maps, giving users an overview of a research topic, highlighting open access content, and labelling areas with relevant concepts. The organization states that results are based only on underlying metadata, with no hallucinations.
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