Google Scholar

Introduction

Google Scholar covers many disciplines and often finds journal articles, conference papers, theses, preprints, and other academic materials. Ai4Scholar integrates Google Scholar search to supplement results not covered by other sources.

Data coverage

• Disciplines: All disciplines
• Publication types: Journal articles, conference papers, theses, preprints, and books
• Update frequency: Determined by Google Scholar and the current proxy service; delays or temporary outages may occur

Use cases

• Multidisciplinary literature research
• Discovering gray literature, such as theses and technical reports
• Citation tracking and h-index queries
• Discovering academic resources in languages other than English

Search tips

Citation search

Find literature that cites a particular paper to trace the development of a research topic.

Author search

Enter an author's name in the query and identify relevant papers in the result metadata. Author coverage and statistical fields depend on the results currently returned.

Date ranges and result filters

Limit the search to a year range, or use the search page's filter panel to select a language, reviews only, or date sorting to focus on recent research.

Use it in Ai4Scholar

1. Open Literature search
2. Select Google Scholar in the data source tabs at the top of the search page
3. Search with keywords
4. View citation counts, related articles, and other information in the results
5. Export citations or add papers to a project with one click