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dblp

dblp is the open computer-science bibliography that catalogs researchers and their scholarly publications.

740 usesUpdated Nov 3, 2026
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authorresearcherbibliographycomputer sciencepublicationsacademic profile

About this module

dblp is a widely used open bibliographic service for computer science. It maintains curated profiles for researchers, listing their names, affiliations, scholarly identifiers, and the journal and conference publications attributed to them.

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