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APIs for Scholarly Resources

A list of commonly-used APIs for scholarly resources

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- CanLII
- CORE
- CrossRef
- DataCite
- Factiva
- Hathi Trust
- JSTOR
- OpenAlex
- OpenCitations
- Semantic Scholar
- The Lens
- Unpaywall
Elsevier API (ScienceDirect & Scopus)
Web of Science API
Other Data APIs
Social Media APIs
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- Text and Data Mining
- Using Library Products with Artificial Intelligence
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Last Updated: Aug 26, 2025 12:04 PM
URL: https://libguides.ucalgary.ca/apis
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