According to AlphaMoat, as of 2026-09, the Chrome extension CORA has 620 users (+1.6% MoM) — ranked #2,018 of 9,324 AI browser extensions, and #161 of 676 in Education & Research.
What is CORA
Understand citation contexts as you browse PubMed papers. This extension aims to help people better understand the citation contexts of a PubMed article. We extracted over 100 million citation contexts from semanticscholar.org (especially, S2ORC: Allen AI's Open Research Corpus), and trained a deep learning model to classify those citation contexts into different types so that readers know how an article was cited by others.
In addition, we also provide users with a search function to find EurekAlert! science news releases and NSF/NIH grants that are related to a PubMed article.
This project is supported by IMLS grant RE-07-14-0015. Team members: Yingya Li, Yatish Hegde, Jun Wang (chrome extension developer), and Bei Yu (PI).
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