Google Scholar Adds Cited By Search
The Google Scholar Blog announced a new feature where you can search for citations of a search result, or paper. Google calls this “searching within this set.” To try it out, go to Google Scholar, search for something and click on “Cited by.” Here is a picture: Gary Price does a more detail analysis of […]
Barry Schwartz on July 2, 2010 at 9:13 am | Reading time: 1 minute
The Google Scholar Blog announced a new feature where you can search for citations of a search result, or paper. Google calls this “searching within this set.” To try it out, go to Google Scholar, search for something and click on “Cited by.”
Here is a picture:
Gary Price does a more detail analysis of this new feature at ResourceShelf.
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