Review of Related Literature (RRL) in research and the most powerful academic search engines

for references
🔹PDFDrive
205 million books for direct download in all disciplines PDF.
https://www.pdfdrive.com/
🔹Global ETD Search
Global ETD Search Engine over 4 million PDF studies.
http://search.ndltd.org/index.php
🔹 Theses.fr
Scientific base of theses and diaries for students and researchers.
https://www.theses.fr/
🔹Springer Link
World's largest website to download paid researches and books for free.
https://link.springer.com/
🔹OhioLINK
More than 65 thousand master and Ph.D. messages you can read and download.
https://etd.ohiolink.edu/apexprod/rws_olink/r/1501/1
🔸Lib Guides Community
A website that offers you research and exploration service over 318968 research guides supervised by more than 53731
librarians in 3856 libraries worldwide.
https://community.libguides.com/
🔹 DOAJ
Searching for and downloading the entire papers for free allows you to download more than 9000 respectable court
scientific journals.
http://doaj.org
🔸 BASE 🔸
One of the world's most massive search engines especially for open electronic scientific sources. The website is
supervised by the management of the German University Library.
http://base-search.net
🔸Eric
It is an online digital library of education research and information sponsored by the Institute of Educational Sciences.
Provides easy access to educational resources to support their use in improving learning and teaching practices,
educational decision-making, and research.
http://eric.ed.gov
🔸 Infotopia
A research engine for students provides information and an archive of art sites and topics, history, social sciences,
issues, and community problems.
http://infotopia.info

🔹Google Scholar
The scientific researcher from Google offers an easy way to research on a large scale in scientific material you can search
through many disciplines and sources: articles, university letters, books, summaries, and court opinions, from academic
publishers, professional associations, and other sites.
http://scholar.google.com
🔸 Refseek
Search engine dedicated to students and researchers, categorizes more than a billion subjects, including web pages,
books, encyclopedia, magazines, and newspapers.
http://refseek.com
🔹The Virtual LRC
Indexing thousands of the best academic information sites, selected by teachers and libraries around the world, to
provide students and teachers with the proper information for academic projects for schools and universities.
http://virtuallrc.com
🔸SweetSearch
A website that helps students quickly collect information, by identifying the most relevant findings from a credible
resource list, and facilitates them to find initial sources away from unwanted sites and marginal sites that lack academic
rigor.
http://sweetsearch.com
🔹 DeepDyve
A website that lets you search thousands of leading scientific journals like) Springer, Elsevier, Nature, IEEE, Wiley-
Blackwell, and more...
Her articles can also be read uninterrupted and connected through your email with the latest scientific material on the
subject of your choice:
https://www.deepdyve.com

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Local RRL academic search engines

Search Engines For Scientific and Academic Research

arXiv - Open access to 1,477,272 e-prints in Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Quantitative Biology, Quantitative
Finance, Statistics, Electrical Engineering and Systems Science, and Economics. arXiv is owned and operated by Cornell
University, a private not-for-profit educational institution.

BioOne - An excellent search engine for scientific information, BioOne contains academic resources for biological,
environmental and ecological sciences. Established in 2000, it started as an NGO and later became an online academic
journal directory. The journal gives free access to over 25000 institutions all over the world.

CiteSeerx CiteSeerx is a digital library and an online academic journal that offer information within the field of computer
science. It indexes academic resources through autonomous citation indexing system. This academic database is
particularly helpful for students seeking information on computer and information sciences. It offers many other
exclusive features to facilitate the students with the research process that include: ACI – Autonomous Citation Indexing,
reference linking, citation statistics, automatic metadata extraction and related documents. Founded in 1998, it is the
first online academic database and has since evolved into a more dynamic and user-friendly academic search engine.

Directory of Open Access Journals - Director of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) is yet another free search engine for
scientific and scholarly resources. The directory offers a huge range of topics within scientific areas of study. It is among
the richest sources of scholarly database with over 8,000 journals available on different topics. All the journals are
thoroughly peer-reviewed.
Free Full PDF - The aim of FreeFullPDF.com is to increase the visibility and ease of use of open access scientific journals,
theses, posters and patents. All scientific subjects are covered and all content are freely available in PDF format.
FreeFullPDF.com was developped by KnowMade SARL. KnowMade is a Technology Intelligence company specialized in
the research and analysis of scientific and technical information.

GetCITED - GetCITED is another powerful tool for searching scientific information. It is an online academic database that
indexes academic journals and citations. It is a one-stop platform that offers everything related to academic publications
such as chapters, conference papers, reports and presentations. You can even browse through the bibliographies to
search related details. Furthermore, you can find information on any author and his published works. The two ‘most
outstanding’ features of this academic search engine tool include: ‘a comprehensive database’ and ‘discussion forum’. It
allows every member from academia to contribute in its database resources. It has over 3,000,000 written by more than
3,00,000 authors.

Google Scholar Google Scholar is a free academic search engine that indexes academic information from various online
web resources. The Google Scholar lists information across an array of academic resources, mostly are peer-reviewed. It
works in the same manner as Scirus. Founded in 2004, it is one of the widely used academic resources for researchers
and scholars.

Microsoft Academic Research - Microsoft academic research is yet another top search engine for academic resources.
Developed by Microsoft Research, it has more than 48 millions publications written by over 20 millions authors. It
indexes range of scientific journals from computer science and engineering to social science and biology. It has brought
in many new ways to search academic resources, such as papers, authors, conferences and journals. This academic
search engine allows you to search information based on authors or domains.

New Journal of Physics - New Journal of Physics is an online scientific search engine that has academic databases with
physics as core subject. Founded in 1998, it is co-founded by the Institute Of Physics and Deutsche Physikalische
Gesellschaft. The search engine offers academic journals on diversified topics with physics as central theme.

PLOS ONE - Founded in 2006, PLOSE ONE provides a free access platform to everyone searching for science-related
information. All the articles publish on PLOS ONE are published after going through a strict peer-reviewed process. This
academic database has a meticulous procedure for publishing a journal. You can find plenty of articles and academic
publications using this platform.

Science and Technology of Advanced Materials - First published in 2000, the science and technology of advanced
materials became online in 2008. This peer-reviewed academic journal offers free access to academic journals on major
areas of science and technology. The academic directory is totally free of cost and provides easy and simple access to
plethora of information covering scientific subject-matters.

ScienceDirect - “A leading full-text scientific database offering journal articles and book chapters from more than 2,500
journals and almost 20,000 books.”