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Already have a DOI? Use it to request one source-linked

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bibliographic record. We'll run Neuton's Crossref Works Actor, inspect the

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Dataset, and export a checked CSV.

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Crossref offers publisher-deposited DOI metadata: titles, authors, journals, dates and

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more when available. This Actor returns metadata, not the paper PDF or full text.

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On Input, open JSON. Leave queries empty and enter the

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single DOI shown here. Max results is per search query;

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it is not a global charge cap.

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Before Start, read the live Pricing tab and set a

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run charge limit. Run once, then open Dataset. A succeeded

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run may still return no usable row.

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Check DOI and URL first. Then verify title, authors, journal,

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publisher and publication date against the DOI landing page. Missing

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abstracts can be normal; don't invent precision.

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If empty, open Storage and Run Summary. It lists saved

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rows and failed DOI lookups separately. Read the Log for

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the same run before trying again.

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Export the checked row as CSV, preserving DOI and URL.

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If you need citation graphs or open-access indicators, use OpenAlex

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separately and verify its identifiers. Metadata never replaces reading the paper.