Scholar Gateway
Enhance responses with scholarly research and citations
Scholar Gateway enables Claude to generate responses grounded in peer-reviewed sources with verifiable citations and DOI links. The Scholar Gateway Connector searches current literature from Wiley journals and research databases to deliver evidence-backed answers with complete source metadata. This enables you to verify that claims are backed with sourced research — ensuring your Claude-assisted research meets professional research standards.
Note: The Scholar Gateway Connector provides access to Wiley content only, additional publisher sources will be added soon. Authentication required, please reach out to Wiley at scholargateway@wiley.com.
Connection
Connector URL
https://connector.scholargateway.ai/mcpTools (1)
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Enhance responses with scholarly research and citations. The Scholar Gateway Connector grounds Claude's responses in peer-reviewed sources with verifiable citations and DOI links, helping you ensure your Claude-assisted research meets professional research standards.
You can use the Scholar Gateway connector to:
Support literature reviews and academic writing:
"I'm researching marine ecosystem responses to microplastic pollution. Find recent studies from 2021–2025 on detection methods, uptake mechanisms, and ecosystem impacts. What does current research tell us about these areas? Provide citations so I can dig deeper into the sources"
Strengthen grant proposals with recent research:
"I'm writing a grant proposal on developing next-generation battery technologies for energy storage. What does recent research (2022–2025) tell us about solid-state batteries, particularly their safety advantages and manufacturing challenges?"
Find cross-disciplinary research connections:
"I'm a researcher working on clean energy policy effectiveness. What does recent research tell us about why people choose (or don't choose) to adopt renewable energy like solar panels? Please include studies from behavioral economics, psychology, and policy research from 2020–2025"