Fix Semantic Scholar API Issue Causing 400 Response Status#5
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Hi
I hope you are doing well. While working with your project today, I encountered an issue with the Semantic Scholar functionality. It appears that requests to the search API are consistently returning a 400 status code, indicating a problem with the request execution.
In this pull request, I have addressed this issue by changing the payload.