Bohrium leverages cutting-edge AI models to deliver precise search results and deep analysis across 160M papers, 140K journals, 160M patents, and 20M+ active scholar profiles—empowering global scientists to accelerate breakthrough discoveries.
Starting out in research can be overwhelming. Bohrium has become my secret weapon. It breaks down complex papers, helps me understand core concepts, and the SciDraw feature makes my presentations look professional, even as a beginner. This is the AI mentor I wish I had earlier!
This is what happens when scientists and technologists build together. The vision is bold, the execution is clean, and the impact could be huge. Cheering for the Bohrium team — the future of research needs tools like this.
Amazing concept. Does Bohrium work with reference managers like Zotero or Mendeley for easy importing and citation tracking?
@samuel_kahlo
Hi Samuel,
Thank you very much! 🙌 We're glad you like the concept.
At the moment, Bohrium supports exporting citations in BibTeX and RIS formats, so you can easily import them into reference managers like Zotero, EndNote, etc.
We're also actively exploring direct integration with popular tools like Zotero for smoother workflows — definitely on our roadmap!
Let us know if there are any specific features you'd love to see 🙏
I’m a language major who often needs to search large volumes of English academic literature, and Bohrium has been a tremendous help.
Later on, I was lucky enough to connect with the team — and eventually became part of it. Here’s why I think Bohrium’s Science Navigator truly stands out:
✅ Precision-first search — it doesn’t just match keywords, it actually understands what you’re asking.
📚 160M+ papers and patents integrated — fast, relevant, and trustworthy results at your fingertips.
🧠 Expert-level query decomposition and support for multi-modal input (text, images, molecular structures!) make it a powerful tool for interdisciplinary research.
💡 Every result is traceable to real literature — no hallucinations, no guesswork.
It honestly feels like a major leap beyond both traditional academic search engines and general-purpose LLMs. A huge win for anyone doing serious research.