Reports on the launch of Google Scholar, a search engine that focuses on academic materials. Literature available for research in the search tool; Availability of library-catalog records in the search engine; Comparison of Google Scholar to other scholarly databases.Young...
announcements such Scholar. If use of Google Scholar rises, it may help lead more users to an institution’s subscriptions. Elsevier’s Scirus, which has similar coverage to Google Scholar and has been around longer, is a less-well-known scientific search engine covering journal articles and ...
Scholarly Google Google is just so active these days what with its desktop search tool, the beta of Google Groups 2, and now something specifically for academic-type research – Google Scholar – a scholarly Google in other words. It looks at first glance rather promising, being potentially a...
Comparing test searches in PubMed and Google Scholar Google Scholar has been met with both enthusiasm and criticism since its introduction in 2004. This search engine provides a simple way to access "peer-rev... M Shultz - 《Journal of the Medical Library Association Jmla》 被引量: 288发表...
The ugly consequences of plagiarism include getting an F grade in a course, getting rusticated from an academic institute, suspension of ranking position on the search engine, and removal of your website from the web. Google has made strict rules of ranking, and one of the biggest requirements...
Examples of general databases include Google Scholar, the library articles search, or JSTOR. These are good starting points when you’re starting out and shopping around for articles on a wide range of topics, but you may find there are too many search results to sift through. If you’r...
Google Scholar (GS) is an academic search engine and discovery tool launched by Google (now Alphabet) in November 2004. The fact that GS provides the number of citations received by each article from all other indexed articles (regardless of their source) has led to its use in bibliometric ...
Search enginePrecision and recallScholarly informationStructured and unstructured queriesWorld Wide WebThis paper presents the results of a research conducted about five search engines- AltaVista, Google, HotBot, Scirus and Bioweb -for retrieving scholarly information using Biotechnology related search terms...
Google Scholar pioneer on search engine's future Nature spoke with Anurag Acharya, who co-created the service and still runs it, about Google Scholar's history and what he sees for its future. [Q.] How do you know what literature to index? [A.] 'Scholarly'...doi:10.1038/... R Van...
Gipp, E. Wilde, “Academic Search Engine Optimization (ASEO) Optimizing Scholarly Literature for Google Scholar & Co”, Journal of Scholarly Publishing, Vol. 41, No. 2, pp. 176-190, 2009 DOI: https://doi.org/10.3138/jsp.41.2.176 M. T. Luong, T. D. Nguyen, M. Y. Kan, “...