Library Databases With RSS Functions
The following databases employ RSS feeds in various ways. Some allow you to save a search and receive and RSS feed as new results are added to the database. Others allow you to receive and RSS notification every time a specific article is cited. Keep in mind that most of the resources in tigertags are only accessible to Princeton University affiliates.
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Example: Search Alert from Global Health Database on EBSCOHost
This RSS search alert was produced with the query "aids and nigeria". the url for this feed is http://rss.ebscohost.com/AlertSyndicationService/Syndication.asmx/GetFeed?guid=1168377
Whenever new citations are added to this database that match this query, another article will appear below.
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Example: Search Alert From Scopus for the Query:"grant, p. r." 8958158800 "grant, peter r." 7401614352 "grant b, peter r."
Scopus has a special author query feature that helps insure that you are finding all of the papers published by a specific scholar despite variations in spelling or format. Princeton Professor Peter R. Grant's name was listed three ways in Scopus, this query accounts for all three. The RSS feed below will display new articles that match this author search as they appear in Scopus.
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Biology/Psychology Librarian |
Steven M. Adams |
Contact Info:
Princeton University
Lewis Library
Office 212
and
Green Hall
Psychology Library
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Subjects:
Biological and Life Sciences, Psychology
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