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Database feeds and alerts: PubMed, Google Scholar, Scopus, Web of Science and more

What each of 26 databases offers: an RSS feed per search or per journal, or e-mail alerts only, with the exact steps.

DatabaseRSSAlertsStatus on our last check
PubMedRSS per searche-mail alertsdocumented
Europe PMCRSS per searche-mail alertsto verify
Google Scholarno RSSe-mail alertsdocumented
Scopusno RSSe-mail alertsdocumented
Web of Scienceno RSSe-mail alertsdocumented
IEEE XploreRSS per journale-mail alertsvalidated
ACM Digital LibraryRSS per journale-mail alertsvalidated
Semantic Scholarno RSSe-mail alertsdocumented
Dimensionsno RSSno alertsdocumented
The Lensno RSSe-mail alertsdocumented
OpenAlexno RSSno alertsdocumented
Crossrefno RSSno alertsdocumented
JSTORno RSSe-mail alertsdocumented
ERICno RSSno alertsto verify
APA PsycInfono RSSe-mail alertsdocumented
EBSCOhost (CINAHL, Academic Search and others)RSS per searche-mail alertsto verify
ProQuestRSS per searche-mail alertsto verify
ClinicalTrials.govRSS per searche-mail alertsto verify
Cochrane LibraryRSS per topice-mail alertsto verify
COREno RSSno alertsdocumented
BASE (Bielefeld Academic Search Engine)RSS per searchno alertsto verify
DOAJsite RSSno alertsdocumented
SciELORSS per journale-mail alertsvalidated
Redalycno RSSno alertsdocumented
Dialnetno RSSe-mail alertsdocumented
Latindexno RSSno alertsdocumented

Google Scholar offers no RSS: its alerts arrive by e-mail only. For the same topic in a reader, use the journal feeds of your field or a PubMed feed.

Journal data: OpenAlex (CC0) and DOAJ (CC0). Feed URLs belong to their publishers; arXiv feeds per arXiv terms of use. Nothing from the feeds is stored on this site: the latest articles load live from the publisher. OpenAlex · DOAJ · arXiv