Choose Your Options
Use only the search options that you need--leave the others blank.
Author
Enter the author's last name in the Last Name text box and the author's first initial in the First Initial text box. Example: O'BRIEN M
Author's Organization
Enter the organization, company, or institution where the author is located. Enter the most important words in the organization name and allow for abbreviations. Use this option by itself to locate articles by all authors at an organization or use it to focus your search by author, especially when the author has a common name. For some articles, only the first author's organization will be searched. Examples: UNIV? CALIF? DAVIS
Words in Title
Enter words that must appear in the title. For different word endings, use the ? wildcard. Example: REDUC? searches for reduce, reduces, reducing, reduction, etc. Combine words to get specific information. Example: FRICTION AND (REDUC? OR LOW?)
Main Subject
Use this option to search words that need to appear in the title or subject keywords. You can use wildcards and combine words, as described above.
