Truncate*

By using truncation* (shortening) you can search for a various forms of a word.

Example: Example: interact* yields results for: interact, interacting, interaction, and interactivity.

Combine search terms

When you want to combine several words in a search you should use AND, OR and NOT. When using AND and OR in the same search you should place parantheses around the alternative terms/synonyms that combine with OR.

Example: (fish OR cod OR trout) AND (Baltic OR Atlantic)

Phrase searching ""

Phrase searching can be used when searching for a specific name or a phrase, e.g. the name of an organization, an author, a long title, or a specific combination of terms. The search will only retrieve records with the words in exactly the specified order.

Example: "andersson anna" OR "andersson björn"

Field tags

Field tags help you search specific information. These are the fields you can use:

• TS: Topic - searches title, abstract and keywords. Example: (TS:fish OR TS:cod) AND (TS:Baltic OR TS:Atlantic)
• TI: Publication Title. Example: TI:fish OR TI:cod OR TI:trout
• AU: Authors. Example: AU:"andersson anna" OR AU:"andersson björn"
• PY: Year Published. Example: PY:[2020 TO 2023]
• SDG: Sustainable Development Goal. Example: SDG:(1 AND 2 AND 3)