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Google Scholar searches for scholarly materials. It is unclear what is indexed and how, however, so Google Scholar should be used in conjunction with other academic databases for more reliable results. It is important to note that on Campus Google Scholar links to some subscribed content. You can enable this feature on your device by going to the Google Menu, Settings, Library links and then selecting Swansea University from the access links for list.
Semantic Scholar is an artificial-intelligence backed search engine for academic publications including peer-reviewed research. It is useful to use alongside Google Scholar as the results can as it uses AI to extract meaning from research literature differ. To get started, visit semanticscholar.org and search for a paper, author, topic, or keyword. You can filter by field, date range, conference, and more to refine the search results as well as sort by relevance or recency.
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OpenGrey is an open access multidisciplinary database. It provides references for grey literature including theses, research reports and technical reports.
Many of our journals are available online, both on campus and from elsewhere using your Swansea University username and password. The documents below should help with common problems but if you still can't get into something which you think we subscribe to please let us know.
