Google Scholar

Google Scholar is a bibliographic database that is designed to find abstracts and full articles in various topics. It is a great service to the public by giving them access to the latest research articles published in several journals with high impact peer-reviewed. Google Scholar tried to cover very convincingly all kinds of disciplines and formats. Each research work can be seen in a variety of formats including HTML, PDF, etc.

Google Scholar structure is very similar to other large databases such as Elsevier. The MEDLINE and ISI Web of Science and CITED. Through this effort a wide range of academic documents were made available to the general masses. Thus, Google sharing intellectual work paving the way for the development of new advances in science and technology.


Google Scholar uses the resources of other bibliographic software such as EndNote and BibiTex to import the data. The features are very similar to Windows Live Academic Search, which was developed by Microsoft to search academic databases. Google is now considering extending the project Google Scholar through development contracts and partnerships with other publishers to develop their own collection of recently published articles. This effort like other Google services such as Google books will be a great asset to the public.

Google Scholar advanced search options with the help of which people can narrow your search to find the latest articles. Also, you may have other options you want to do with the items, if you need summaries, full texts or only free full-text articles. You can also choose the age and sex of people, if you are carrying in medical research. Google has access to many online libraries, such as the National Library of Medicine and you can search using the resources of Google. Items that are not freely available can be purchased easily online. Google gives the addresses of publishers who publish these articles.

Google also has the classification of articles and magazines and articles to get you the best references for your search. The feature articles related assistance to explore new and related references for your article.