欧盟2015年7月发布了《Science Ecosystem 2.0: how will change occur?》报告系统地分析了开放科学生态对科研利益各方的业务和工作流程带来的变革。

这里先转载下报告中列出的学术搜索引擎和相关供应者列表清单，供各位参考：

分享这个清单有两个目的，（一）认为这份报告对科学研究者和科研服务机构很有参考价值；（二）如有属于清单中的同类，但不在清单中的，希望有人能够补充完善。

这个清单中，我用的最多的是Google Scholar和 Microsoft  Academic  Search

List 1：Search engines and curators

  BibSonomy (http://www.bibsonomy.org) Share bookmarks and lists of literature.

  CaptoMe  (http://www.bibsonomy.org)  Metadata  platform  with  rich  biomedical  content  and

information management tools for well-organised research.

  CiteUlike (http://www.citeulike.org) Search, organise, and share scholarly papers.

  Colwiz  (https://www.colwiz.com)  Create  citations  and  bibliography  and  set  up  your  research

groups on the cloud to share files and references.

  ContentMine  (https://www.colwiz.com)  Uses  machines  to  liberate  100,000,000  facts  from  the

scientific literature.

  DeepDyve (https://www.deepdyve.com) Instant access to the journals you need.

  EvidenceFinder  (http://labs.europepmc.org/evf)  Enriches  your  literature  exploration  by

suggesting questions alongside your search results.

  F1000  (http://f1000.com)  Leading  biomedical  experts  helping  scientists  to  discover,  discuss,

and publish research.  

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  Google Scholar ( http://scholar.google) Provides a way to broadly search for scholarly literature

across disciplines and sources.

  LazyScholar (http://www.lazyscholar.org) Chrome extension to help your literature search.

  Mendeley (http://www.mendeley.com) A unique platform comprising a social network, reference

manager, article visualization tools.

  Microsoft  Academic  Search  (http://academic.research.microsoft.com)  Find  information  about

academic papers, authors, conferences, journals, and organisations from multiple sources.

  MyScienceWork (https://www.mysciencework.com) Diffuse scientific information and knowledge

in a free and accessible way.

  Nowomics  (http://nowomics.com)  Follow  genes,  proteins,  and  processes  to  keep  up  with  the

latest papers and data relevant to your research.

  Paperity  (http://paperity.org) Aggregator  of  open  access papers and journals. Search  engines

and curators.

  Paperscape (http://paperscape.org) Visualise the arXiv, an open, online repository for scientific

research papers.

  PubChase  (https://www.pubchase.com)  Life  sciences  and  medical  literature  recommendations

engine.

  Pubget (http://pubget.com) Search engine for life-science PDFs.

  PubPeer  (https://pubpeer.com0  Search  for  publications  and  provide  feedback  and/or  start  a

conversation anonymously.

  ReadCube (https://www.readcube.com) Read, manage, & discover new literature.

  Scicurve  (http://scicurve.com)  Transforms  systematic  literature  review  into  interactive  and

comprehensible environment.

  Sciencescape (https://sciencescape.org) Innovation in the exploration of papers and authors.

  Scientific Journal Finder (http://www.sjfinder.com) Search engine, which recommends a list of

journals based on title and abstract of scientific manuscript.

  Scizzle (http://www.myscizzle.com) Curator that automatically finds new and relevant research

papers.

  Sparrho (http://www.sparrho.com) Personalised recommendation engine for science – allowing

you to keep a bird’s eye view on all things scientific.

  SSRN  (http://www.ssrn.com/en)  Multi-disciplinary  online  repository  of  scholarly  research  and

related materials in social sciences.

  Wiki  Journal  Club  (http://www.wikijournalclub.org/wiki/Main_Page)  Open,  user-reviewed

summaries of the top studies in medical research.

  Zotero  (https://www.zotero.org)  Helps  you  collect,  organize,  cite,  and  share  your  research

sources.