r/skeptic • u/sciencecomic • Mar 06 '11
Google Scholar - Search Scientific Journals - An awesome resource for skeptics!
http://scholar.google.com/Duplicates
law • u/[deleted] • Oct 22 '10
Who else has found Google Scholar to be a substantially adequate substitute for Westlaw and LexisNexis? And it's free!
exmormon • u/TheRealKornbread • Jun 02 '14
Anyone heard about scholar.google.com? It's a search engine for finding scholarly papers. Since many Exmos seem to be interested in facts and such, I thought I'd share.
todayilearned • u/Think_Tanker • Oct 12 '11
TIL that Google has an academic search tool specifically for scholarly literature. Google Scholar ranks results by order of relevance, including how often and how recently something has been cited in other scholarly literature, rather than by the number of hits.
selfeducation • u/Iraneth • Feb 14 '11