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How to manage my reading queue

My reading queue can get quite large. Hundreds of scientific papers. How to organize them? I build a conceptual framework that determines which topics relate to others and to my current situation or problem I am solving.
Then I group the papers in these categories. On the one hand, the framework determines what to read first. On the other hand, I do a breadth-first reading as additional knowledge alters the framework.

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