CHE 4151 Chemistry Undergraduate Seminar

1. Click on the journal of interest
2. Search for a topic that you're interested in
3. Click on Refine Search and select Advanced Options
4. Put in the year you are interested in searching into the Publication Date Custom range boxes (i.e. Jan 2019 and Dec 2019) and select Search.
5. If you wish, you can add additional journals in the Published in box.
6. If you want to browse all the articles for that year, repeat the the advanced search with no topic.

1. Click on the journal of interest
2. Search for a topic topic that you're interested in
3. Under the Years filter in the left column, click on Show more
4. Select the year you are interested in
5. If you want to browse all the articles for that year, click on Advanced Search and search again making sure
   1. the journal title is in the In this journal or book title box
   2. the year of interest is in the Year(s) box
   3. the Find articles with these terms is empty

1. Click on the search icon
2. Click on Advanced Search
3. Put in the year you are interested in searching into the Publication Date Custom range boxes (i.e. Jan 2019 and Dec 2019) and select Search.
4. You can also search for topic by putting it in the search box.

1. Click on the journal of interest
2. In the search box on the right, enter the year of interest in the Year box
3. You can also search for topic by putting it in the search box.

Other tips:

• The corresponding author is usually has a star or other symbol by his/her name.
• It will be easier to find articles by your corresponding author if he or she has a more unique (last) name.  Try to avoid articles where the lead author has a name like Michael Smith or Chang Lee.
• If your corresponding author is/was a graduate student or post-doc you are less likely to find additional articles. 
• If you pick an article with many authors (i.e. more than 4 or 5), you may have difficulty finding research groups that cite the article that do not have any of the authors.