Hi there, this week I wanted to show you how you can use **[Elicit](/content/?utm_source=email&utm_campaign=ntbk-delete-2/index.html)** to find an insanely large number of papers. If you're worried about missing out on a paper, here are some tips to make sure you thoroughly cover the research space.

In this video I cover:

- **Getting hundreds of papers per search**  
Elicit shows you 8 by default. Click **Load more** to show the top tens or hundreds.  
- **Trying multiple search terms**  
You can **Add a step** and **Ask a new question** to search multiple terms or queries to find different papers.  
- **Searching through the citation trail**  
Once you have a few papers you like, use **Show more like these** to search through the references and citations of the papers.  
- **Finding underlying primary studies or follow-up work**  
Combine **Filters** and **Show more like these** to find a review's underlying studies, or any work that followed up later.  
- **Putting all these papers in one place**  
Once you have hundreds of papers, you can combine them all into one table and dig into their details to filter irrelevant papers.