Live Webinar · Thursday, September 17
ScholarIQ has integrated LibKey.
A joint session with Third Iron, the team behind LibKey and BrowZine. We follow a single thread from a citation through to an assessed piece of evidence, and show where reviewer judgment stays in control.
11:00am EDT (New York) · 10:00am CDT (Chicago) · 4:00pm BST (UK) · Online via Zoom · 60 minutes
Access was the first bottleneck. It was not the last one.
Getting to full text used to mean chasing links across publishers, proxies and dead ends. LibKey removed that friction by resolving a citation to the article a reader can actually open. But access is only the first step. Screening, retrieval and evidence assessment carry their own friction, and many researchers still fall back on spreadsheets.
What LibKey solvesLibKey assesses sources, resolves competing links and connects a reader to the version of record. It also signals retractions and expressions of concern. The article a researcher opens is the right one, and its status is known before it is used. |
What happens nextScholarIQ carries that access through search, screening and full-text retrieval inside one review. Every AI-assisted step stays traceable to its source, and the reviewer keeps the decision. |
What you will see
One hour, one worked example, no feature tour.
✓How LibKey selects among competing links and connects a citation to the version of record a reader can open
✓How retractions and expressions of concern are signalled before a record enters an included set
✓How library entitlements and Open Access sources are brought into the same workflow
✓How that access carries through search, screening and full-text retrieval without leaving the review
✓How each AI-assisted step stays traceable to the source behind it
✓Where reviewer judgment stays in control, and where AI assistance does not belong
Presenters
John Seguin, MLSCo-Founder, President and Chief Librarian, Third Iron John co-founded Third Iron and helped design LibKey and BrowZine, now used by libraries in more than 35 countries. He works with libraries on access, Open Access linking and scholarly integrity. |
Eitan AgaiFounder and CEO, PICO Portal Eitan founded PICO Portal to support efficient, high-quality evidence synthesis. He works with research teams on AI-assisted review workflows that stay transparent, traceable and accountable to the people running them. |
Who this is for
Librarians and information specialists supporting research teams, and anyone weighing where AI helps in evidence work and where it does not.
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Date: Thursday, September 17, 2026 Time: 11:00am EDT / 10:00am CDT / 4:00pm BST Length: 60 minutes, including questions Where: Online, via Zoom Cost: Free. Register to receive the recording, whether or not you attend live. |
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