Research Solutions (NASDAQ: RSSS) announced integrations of its Scite and Article Galaxy products for Microsoft Copilot, letting Copilot users search and evaluate scientific literature and then check access rights and pricing on the papers behind an answer without leaving Microsoft 365. Scite grounds Copilot answers in peer-reviewed evidence and shows how findings hold up across the literature, using Smart Citations that classify each citation as supporting, contrasting, or mentioning the referenced work; its index spans peer-reviewed journal articles, book chapters, preprints, patents, clinical trials, and research grants, and surfaces editorial notices such as retractions and expressions of concern, along with regulatory and safety content including FDA 510(k) clearances, MHRA safety alerts, and FDA MAUDE adverse-event reports. Article Galaxy connects those answers to an organization's entitlements, reuse rights, and acquisition options so teams can act on what they find in a compliant way. Both run within Microsoft Copilot's security and compliance framework. CEO Roy W. Olivier said researchers across the enterprise have moved their work into AI tools like Copilot, and the integrations give teams trusted evidence and a compliant path to the literature where they already work.