Research & Cite

Find the source for a claim without leaving the sentence.

Highlight a claim, search scholarly databases, filter by year, type, author verification or open access, and insert a correctly formatted citation. The reference list keeps itself in sync.

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  • Searches Crossref and academic databases
  • Six citation styles, switchable at any time
  • Filters for year, type, authors and access
  • Reference list updates automatically

Research & Cite

IEEE

Large language models can detect AI-generated source code with reasonable accuracy.

2022 to 2026Journal articleVerified authors

Assessing code clone detection capabilities of large language models on human and AI-generated code

Illustrative result · Journal article · 2024
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Systematic evaluation of AI-generated Python code across progressive programming tasks

Illustrative result · Conference paper · 2023
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Reference list

[1] Inserted citations are numbered in order of appearance and the reference list is rebuilt as you edit.

Why Research & Cite

Search that respects how researchers judge a source

Filters let you see recent, relevant, verifiable work first.

Latest research

Prioritize recently published work by filtering on publication year.

Relevant source types

Search only journal articles, books, conference papers, dissertations and more.

Verified authors

Increase confidence by prioritizing verified researcher profiles.

Open access

Quickly find papers that are freely available to read in full.

How it works

Highlight, search, choose, insert

Highlight text

Select any sentence or paragraph in your manuscript that needs supporting references.

Search references

LitraMind searches Crossref and academic databases using your selected text, or your own keywords.

Apply filters and choose

Narrow by year, type, author verification or access, then review the suggested publications.

Insert citation

One click inserts a formatted citation and updates the reference list.

Citation styles

Six styles, one switch

Change the style and every in-text citation and reference-list entry reformats across the document.

APA 7th Edition

(Author, year). Psychology, education and social sciences.

MLA 9th Edition

(Author page). Literature, languages and humanities.

Chicago

Notes-bibliography or author-date. History and the arts.

Harvard

(Author year). Common in UK and Australian universities.

IEEE

[1], numbered by first appearance. Engineering and computing.

Vancouver

Numbered. Medicine and health sciences.

Benefits

Citations that stay correct as the paper changes

Verified sources

Search trusted academic publications instead of unreliable web pages.

Automatic references

The reference list is generated as citations are inserted.

Instant style switching

Move the whole manuscript between APA, IEEE, MLA and the rest.

Never lose a citation

Every inserted citation stays synchronized with your bibliography.

Advanced filters

Limit results by publication year, access type and publication type.

Smarter literature review

Spend your time reading papers rather than hunting for them.

Use it for

Guides that use Research & Cite

All use cases

Citations and bibliography

Find a source at the moment you make a claim, insert it in your style, and let the reference list keep itself in sync.

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Literature review writing

Go from a folder of PDFs to a review organized by theme, with every claim tied to a source you've opened.

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Annotated bibliography

Question each source, write a short annotation that summarizes, assesses and says how you'll use it, and format the list in your style.

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Finding research gaps

Read what authors admit they didn't do, lay the studies side by side, and test whether the gap you've found is real.

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Journal manuscript preparation

Fix the things that get papers rejected before peer review: inconsistent terms, the wrong reference style, and an abstract that hides the finding.

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Research proposal writing

Turn a rough idea into a proposal with a clear question, a gap backed by sources, and methods you can justify.

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Questions

About Research & Cite

Short answers to what people ask before they try it.

See plans and limits
Which citation styles are supported?
LitraMind currently supports APA 7th Edition, IEEE, MLA 9th Edition, Chicago Manual of Style, Harvard and Vancouver, with journal-specific styles planned.
Does changing citation style update existing citations?
Yes. Changing the style reformats both in-text citations and the reference list across your entire document.
Where are citation suggestions retrieved from?
LitraMind searches Crossref and other scholarly databases and academic indexes to recommend relevant publications based on your selected text.
Can I manually edit inserted citations?
Yes. Every inserted citation can be edited or replaced without affecting the rest of your document.
Can I search references without selecting text?
Yes. Search using keywords, research questions or complete sentences inside the Research | Cite panel.
Will references update automatically?
Yes. References stay synchronized as citations are inserted, removed or reformatted.

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Highlight a sentence, search, and insert a citation in your style in under a minute. Free to start.

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