Where would you publish your article?
Wiswell, getting help, library
Why do a more careful search?
Don't miss some especially important study. Reduce bias. Maybe you're not finding anything.
3 variables:
Words and "phrases" -- Nuances: Boolean AND OR NOT, fields, relevance
Databases (search engines, other similar) -- coverage, ranking algorithms
Other, but especially citations. Also people, methods.
Databases again -- Web of Science and Google Scholar. (APPsearch and others; new: Dimensions, The Lens; Arxiv.org preprints)
What's in them. Sorting. Links to full text. Alternative searching methods. "Advanced Search"
Getting full text, barriers to access (property)
Barrier between citation and full text, so sometimes 2 steps. PDF and Find@ASU buttons. Article title search. Journal title search. Web. ILLiad (from other libraries). Ask for help.
Managing electronic information -- EndNote and Zotero. Research log example.
Examples for searches:
graphene Josephson junctions "falling chain"
"optical tweezers" (tunable OR automated)
nanotribology OR (nano* friction surface*)
Francois Amet Sayan Chandra
Sherman, James P., and Allison McComiskey. (2018). Measurement-based climatology of aerosol direct radiative effect, its sensitivities, and uncertainties from a background southeast US site. Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, 18(6), 4131-4152.
M. Denny, American Journal of Physics 88, 94 (2020). (Article title is "A uniform explanation of all falling chain phenomena.")