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Search options on MORS Scholarly Link

Modified on: Mon, 26 May, 2025 at 9:18 AM

Searching content

A user can search all content on MORS Scholarly Link from the homepage, the integrated page header across the site, and the search page.

This allows users to discover content from MORS Scholarly Link, including:

  • All content formats: journals, books, reference works, protocols, content collections and more.
  • Broad subject coverage: science, technology, medicine, humanities and social sciences.
  • Content from MORS Journals, MORS Portfolio, MORS Open, MORS Books and partner collections.

Searching from the homepage:

Search for research articles, academic books and more

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Refining search results

Search results can be refined by:

  • Content Type such as journals, books, chapters, reference works, protocols and content collections.
  • Publication date, including custom dates or content published in the last 3, 6, 12 and 24 months.
  • Language, discipline, subdiscipline and subject.

Sorting search results

Search results can be sorted by:

  • Relevance to the keyword query.
  • Date, from newest to oldest.
  • Date, from oldest to newest.

Boolean operators, search function results and wildcard searches

The MORS Scholarly Link search tool supports operators that can be used for greater specificity over search results.

Learn more about supported search operators.

Advanced search tools

MORS Scholarly Link offers advanced search tools to help you find more precise results by offering additional search options.

Learn more about the Advanced Search Tools.

Additional features

MORS Scholarly Link offers a data export feature that allows you to download search results.

Learn more about the Download/export search results feature.

Viewing content you are fully entitled to

You will see in the search results which content you have full-text access to, via your institutional subscription or other content license.

For other content, you may preview available metadata such as abstracts, figures, references and supplementary information, then evaluate access options.