Science Search

Science Search is your free AI research companion that instantly connects everyday reading and video content to academic knowledge. Whether you're exploring an article, watching YouTube videos, checking facts, or diving deep into research, Science Search helps you discover relevant scientific papers and insights with just one click.

Key Features:
🔍 Instant Access to Science
Select any text while browsing to get AI-curated research from relevant academic papers, powered by Semantic Scholar's vast database of over 200 million publications from leading publishers like arXiv, Springer Nature, Wiley, PubMed, and IEEE.

🎬 Video Transcript Research
Extract valuable knowledge from YouTube videos by selecting specific segments directly on the progress bar. Simply click and drag across any portion of a video to instantly access the transcript content for academic citations and research purposes.

🤖 AI Knowledge Assistant
Ask questions about any topic and get research-backed answers drawn from peer-reviewed academic sources. Science Search analyzes your queries using advanced Machine Learning to deliver the most relevant scientific insights.

📚 Smart Research Management (coming soon)
Build your personal knowledge base by saving papers and insights as you explore, creating an organized collection of scientific discoveries for future reference.

Seamless Accessibility:
• Works instantly on any webpage, PDF, or YouTube video
• Customizable site preferences and domain filters
• Compatible with all chromium-based browsers

Perfect for:
• Casual readers seeking scientific context
• Students verifying information or citing video content
• Researchers streamlining literature reviews
• Anyone curious about the science behind what they read or watch

🌍 Science Search is and will always remain free, counting on collective contributions to ensure curiosity will never be limited by access to knowledge.

Hi everyone,

I recently developed a browser extension that I think might be useful for both casual science enthusiasts and academic researchers. It helps you explore scientific literature behind any text you're reading or Youtube video you're watching.

The extension gives you a distilled summary of the key findings and links to the papers, making it easier to dig deeper into topics that interest you or verify claims with academic sources. Just select a text or a segment of a YouTube video, and it finds relevant academic papers from Semantic Scholar's database (covering arXiv, Springer Nature, PubMed, IEEE, etc.).

If this sounds like something that could benefit the way you consume online content or your research workflow, feel free to check it out. I'd love to hear any feedback or suggestions you might have to improve it further.

Thanks!