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Anonymous10/17/26, 02:06No.17076335poorfag needs to access recent papers
I need to write a comprehensive paper as part of the admissions process for a full scholarship. I'm currently on stage 3 of 4 of said process, having successfully progressed through the previous two.
The problem I have is that quite a lot of the papers I need to access are behind paywalls. I've already checked SciHub/SciDB/SciNet and Machine Library, together they have maybe 40% coverage.
Where else can I look?
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Anon10/17/26, 02:28No.17076340
NITR-073
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Anon10/17/26, 03:07No.17076371
can you retards stop posting about japanese porn and answer my question
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Anon10/17/26, 03:17No.17076377
Sci-Hub is your best bet.
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Anon10/17/26, 04:14No.17076397
>decides to write a paper he can't get data for
A blunt anon would say they wouldn't accept someone to their uni who chooses a topic they can't get data on, and tell you to choose another topic. But I am not like that.
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Anon10/17/26, 20:44No.17076748
damn that girl is mesmerizing. sauce?
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Anon10/18/26, 00:23No.17076831
It's awful that science is still paywalled in 2026, it should all be freely available to everyone.
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Anon10/19/26, 09:04No.17077373
Anna's Library? Not sure about overlap. Might also ask on X, like it was done manually for a while (I can haz paper...)
What papers do you need.
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Anon10/19/26, 21:13No.17077740
With Researchgate you can contact authors directly for a copy and they mostly will send you submission copy. But 120 papers is quite a number.
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Anon10/20/26, 02:02No.17077810
Go to a university library. Visitors generally get free on-site access to journal and databases.
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Anon10/23/26, 23:31No.17079588
Ask AI to summarise each missing paper individually.
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Anon10/23/26, 23:37No.17079590
Do you not have access to your previous institutions leanlibrary or equivalent proxy extension? I still do lol
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Anon10/23/26, 23:42No.17079594
Google scholar often has free preprint versions of papers. Search for it and choose "show all versions"