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We’ve completely overhauled Elicit’s semantic search! Your Elicit search results will now contain **78% more relevant papers**, if you are searching for papers for a systematic review.<br>Across all Elicit searches, you can expect to find 40% more relevant papers.<br>(These figures are based on systematic evaluation over 5 million papers.)<br>For example, compare these results for "Studies of antimicrobial stewardship interventions with **multidisciplinary** teams published 2010 or later":

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| The new search shows more results that match the criteria "with multidisciplinary teams." |

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| # Advanced searches |

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| In addition to more relevant results, you can now run advanced searches using 14 filters. That means you can specifically search for: |

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| 1. Title<br>2. Journal<br>3. Author<br>4. Keywords<br>5. Pubmed ID<br>6. DOI<br>7. Publication year<br>8. Open access status<br>9. Citation count |

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| and more. Here's an example query that lets me search just within the Journal of Medical Devices: |

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| Add a plus (+) or minus (-) sign before the field name to filter papers in or out. You can learn more about advanced search and see the full list of filters [here](https://support.elicit.com/en/articles/2300417).<br>We're excited to make Elicit search more relevant and controllable for you. Let me know what you think about the updates!