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Pubget is a search engine for science PDFs. Type search terms into the search field, for example "CMV blood pressure 2009" and results will show up on the left of the screen, each with a number of options.
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Next: Search syntax
Pubget uses tags to let you search authors, dates or date ranges, words in article titles, and so on. You can use PubMed tags (au for author, ta for journal title, and so on) or other common tags (author or auth, for example).
The syntax is like Google's: the tag (followed by a colon) goes before the term, and terms with spaces (like author names and initials) should be contained in quotations marks.
If you enter many terms, Pubget by default returns results that contain all of them; use AND, OR, NOT, and parentheses () for more complicated Boolean searches. Capitalization shouldn't matter. Examples:
Papers by Marc W Kirschner:
au:"Marc W Kirschner" ([au] is the
PubMed tag for author)
auth:"marc w kirschner"
authors:"kirschner, marc w"
Reviews on RNAi in Nature:
type:review rnai journal:nature
pt:review rnai ta:nature ([pt] and
[ta] are the PubMed tags for publication type and journal name,
respectively)
The New England Journal's images in clinical
medicine:
ta:"n engl j med" images in clinical
medicine
Here's a list of common tags you can use for advanced searching. Don't forget to use quotes around multiple terms.
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