Use the *-symbol

• Search for at part of a word by using the *
• Searching for graph* will, for example, find results for graphs and graphics
• Apply * to first names.
• Search for P* Andersen if you want all publications written by, for example, Peder Andersen. Many publications only use the first the initial.

Use the ?-symbol

• Use ? to replace one letter in a word
• A search for Pe?er finds both results with Peter and Peder

Use AND/OR

• You can use AND and OR in searches.
• Searching for Human AND Capital only finds publications where both Human and Capital are included.
• Human OR Capital finds all publications where either Human or Capital is included.

Use "" (quotation marks)

• Text enclosed in quotation marks will search for precise sentences.
• Searches with AND or OR in quotation marks are merely regarded as common words.
• If you are looking for a specific person, you should NOT use quotation marks.