What can I do on an article page?
Last updated on March 02, 2026
The article page displays the article you selected and includes additional features such as:
Feature | Location | Description | More information |
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Outline | Left pane. On a mobile or smaller screen, open the left pane using | Contains a table of contents with all sections of the article as well as quick navigation to the appendix and supplementary materials. |
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Figures, Tables, and supplementary multimedia files | Left pane | Go to figures, tables, and supplementary multimedia files in the article directly, and download them at full resolution if available. | |
Download full issue | Article pane | Select additional articles from the same journal issue and download them simultaneously. | |
Add To Mendeley | Article pane | Add the article to your Mendeley reference library | |
Share | Article pane | Share the article on Social Media or by email. | |
Cite | Article pane | Export the citation using a reference manager | |
Get rights and content | Article pane | Links to the Copyright Clearing Center where you can pay for reuse rights for the article or parts of it. | |
References | Article and right pane | The linked references in and below the article offer links to the CrossRef, Scopus and Google Scholar references if available. |
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Recommended articles | Right pane | Recommendations are based on other articles researchers have read within a limited timeframe after having read the current article. This is based on frequency, along with information on the recentness, overall popularity, and reputation of the articles. |
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Citing articles | Right pane | Shows the number of times and where the article has been cited over the past year. Data is provided by Scopus | |
Article Metrics | Right pane | Article metrics are up to date data on social media engagement with the article including Twitter, Facebook, media mentions and blogs, supplied by PlumX Metrics. |
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