Citation Tracking
See the full citation graph — forward and backward
Forward citations show which papers have cited a work. Backward citations show what a paper builds on. The graph auto-updates as new papers are indexed.
Built for the way research actually happens
Every paper on ResearchLib has a citation graph. Forward citations show which papers have cited a work since it was published — the impact of the work over time. Backward citations show which works a paper cites in its references — the foundation the work was built on.
The graph updates automatically as new papers are indexed, so you always see the current impact. Expand any node in the graph to explore further. Export the graph as a citation list in your preferred style, or push the whole graph into a Flow reading collection.
Three steps, every time
- 01
Open any paper
Citation tracking is available on every paper page in ResearchLib.
- 02
Browse forward and backward
See who cited this work and what this work builds on, in a single view.
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Expand or export
Click any node to expand the graph. Export the citation list in your preferred style.
What this gives you
- Forward and backward citation tracking on every paper
- Auto-updating graph as new papers are indexed
- Expandable visual graph for deep exploration
- Export the citation list in any supported style
Pairs well with
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