Step by step
Find papers like the ones in your project
Let your project's papers and keywords lead you to more papers on the same topic.
- Time
- 2 minutes
- Steps
- 4
Once a project has a few papers, Discover can use them to find more like them. It can also turn your project's keywords into ready-made searches.

Step 1Open Discover from your project
Open your project's Library lens and choose Discover papers in the toolbar.

Step 2Find similar papers
Under Papers like the ones in this project, choose Find similar papers.
The results say how many papers were found and how many of your project's papers they are based on. Papers you already have are marked In your library.
If CurTask says the paper database it asks is busy, try again in a minute, or search by topic in the meantime. If it says to add a few papers with a DOI first, add some papers to the project (or add their DOIs on each paper's Metadata tab), then try again.

Step 3Or search from your keywords
Under the search box, From your keywords offers searches made from your project's keywords. Choose one to run it. See Project keywords.

Step 4Import the ones you want
Tick the papers you want. In the Import panel, keep Add to this project too ticked, then choose Import with the number of papers. Importing uses no credits.
What's next
- What the badges on search results mean.
- Follow a paper's references and citing papers for another way to widen your reading.