Answered By: Robert Sebek
Last Updated: May 03, 2018     Views: 15

You can quickly check to see if a journal’s articles are being indexed by Summon; here's how:

  1. Go to Discovery Search, then switch to the advanced search screen
  2. Search "SO Publication Title/Source" for the publication name in quotes (e.g. "Journal of Petrology").
  3. Click Search. For the Journal of Petrology, we can see that there are 9100+ articles being indexed in Discovery Search.

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