Enter keywords to find specific items.
Best for targeted queries and precise results.
Explore content by categories like title, author, date, etc.
Ideal for discovering items within specific indexed categories.
Cadmus collects and provides access to both scholarly publications and research data. Using search techniques will help you locate exactly what you need.
This guide is designed to enhance your search experience in Cadmus. By using the tips and strategies provided, you'll be able to make the most of Cadmus's new and improved features-helping you find information more efficiently and get better results from your searches.
Cadmus offers new, powerful search capabilities, and this guide introduces strategies to achieve the best outcomes.
In this guide, you can find instructions for:
Basic search: Learn the fundamentals of basic searching.
Advanced search: Discover tips and tools for more precise results.
Browse by: Explore resources organized by specific categories.
While it's possible to perform a simple search on our repository, utilising advanced search techniques can significantly enhance the quality and relevance of your results. This guide provides specific suggestions to help you improve your information retrieval.
📝 Basic Search: Basic searches usually involve typing a few keywords, resulting in a wide range of outcomes.
🧠 Advanced Search: Advanced searches enable you to apply filters, use Boolean operators, and target specific fields, helping you locate precise and relevant information more efficiently.
🔧 Use Filters: Refine your search results by applying filters such as date, author, document type, publisher, access rights, file availability, entity, and subjects.
⚙️ Basic Search: Sort the results by relevance, title (ascending or descending), date issued, and accessioned date (both ascending and descending).
These options will help you find the most pertinent information quickly and efficiently!
You can start your search using one of two options available on the homepage: the standard search bar or the 🔍 icon in the top menu bar. Additionally, you can use the Browse drop-down menu in the top bar to explore records by various criteria.

