Save Your Embase Search Results
You have options in Embase for managing your search results. You can save articles temporarily within Embase to your using a temporary list, export citations to a file for a citation manager such as EndNote or Lean Library Workspace (Sciwheel) or email yourself a list of selected references.
Temporary List
The option to add citations to the Clipboard is below the search box and above your search results. Adding items to the clipboard is a good way to save citations (temporarily) from across multiple searches and then read and/or export them later as a group.
Export
To export citations from Embase to a file for a citation manager, or into a spreadsheet or document, use the Export option. You must be signed in to your Elsevier account in Embase to export more than 500 citations. To export only a few citations, click the checkbox beside the articles on the search results page or from your clipboard, then click Export. To export all or many of your search results, select the Select Number of Items menu, select up to all the search results, as long there are less than 10,000 results, and then select Export. You can then select which format you want to export the citations into and save the resulting file to your computer.
To email a list of citations from Embase, use the Email option. You must be signed in to your Elsevier account in Embase to email citations. To email only a few citations, select the checkbox beside the articles on the search results page or from your clipboard, then click Export. To email all or many of your search results, select the Select Number of Items menu, select up to all the search results, as long there are less than 10,000 results, and then select Email. You can then enter what email you where you want to send the citations, and customize the email subject and message. You will get an email of the selected citations from no_reply@elsevier.com
