European research databases your AI assistant can search

European research draws on EU institutions, national libraries and the European bioinformatics infrastructure. Kahubi connects to Eurostat and the ECB, EUR-Lex and the EMA, CORDIS for EU-funded projects, Europe PMC, OpenAIRE and HAL for literature, Europeana, Gallica and Delpher for cultural heritage, and EMBL-EBI resources such as PRIDE, MetaboLights and ChEBI.

All of these are open and free, and many are only searchable in their own interfaces. In Kahubi you ask once and the assistant queries each one, citing CELEX numbers, dataset codes, EPAR numbers and DOIs.

26 sources you can connect

Questions researchers ask these sources

  • “Search the transcribed court records for mentions of trolldom in Dalarna between 1660 and 1680 and list the reference codes.”

    Matching passages from handwriting-recognised pages, each with its archive reference code and a link to the page image, plus a note where the transcription looks unreliable.

    Riksarkivet
  • “Search the Turku town court records of the 1650s for cases of slander (ärekränkning) and give me the volume and page for each.”

    Court-record pages in the original Swedish, each cited by series, volume signum, year and page, with a link to the page image in Astia.

    Kansallisarkisto
  • “Find digitised photographs of Nordic fishing villages from before 1920 that are free to reuse.”

    Items with title, creator, date, holding institution, rights statement and a link to each record.

    Europeana
  • “What did Norwegian newspapers report about the 1834 cholera outbreak in Christiania?”

    Newspaper issues from 1834 with title, date and a link to the page viewer at nb.no.

    Nasjonalbiblioteket
  • “Search French newspapers from 1832 for reports on the cholera epidemic in Paris.”

    Newspaper issues with title, date and ARK link, matched in the OCR full text.

    Gallica
  • “How did Dutch newspapers report on the abolition of slavery in Suriname in 1863?”

    Articles with newspaper, date and identifier, and the OCR text of the ones you want to quote.

    Delpher

Frequently asked questions

Is EU law covered in full?
EUR-Lex covers EU treaties, legislation, preparatory acts and the case law of the Court of Justice. The assistant cites documents by CELEX number.
Which European statistics are available?
Eurostat for EU-wide statistics, the ECB for monetary and financial data, and the national offices of Sweden, Norway and Denmark, plus OECD and WHO data covering Europe.
Is Kahubi GDPR compliant?
Yes. Kahubi is operated by a Swedish company on European infrastructure. Searches sent to data sources contain only the query, never your files.

How MCP grounds AI answers in real records

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