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Test a citation
Paste or enter the elements of a cited scientific reference, then compare them with the scientific reference that can be identified in Crossref, OpenAlex, PubMed and, when available, Google Scholar.
Test a citationThis project, developed in partnership with the Autiscope Collective, checks how closely a cited bibliographic reference corresponds to the scientific reference that can actually be identified. For example, when a person or organization mentions a study in a public post, the cited authors, year, title, journal and DOI can be compared with metadata from the corresponding publication.
The purpose is to detect possible irregularities in cited references and, when a corpus is analysed systematically, to estimate both the frequency and severity of those irregularities. The project therefore provides both a tool for checking individual citations and structured corpus analyses with scores, visual summaries and verification links.
Tool
Paste or enter the elements of a cited scientific reference, then compare them with the scientific reference that can be identified in Crossref, OpenAlex, PubMed and, when available, Google Scholar.
Test a citationCorpus
Explore the systematic analysis of scientific study citations found in content published under the name “Thérapie Autisme” between March 12, 2025 and June 13, 2026, across several channels: Instagram, blog, bibliographies for tools sold, and others. The corpus includes overall charts, source types, score distributions and one record per citation.
“Thérapie Autisme” corpus