LibKey Nomad provides linking capabilities across hundreds of different domains and thousands of publishers when a user is viewing the article page on the publisher's site.
Google Scholar
- The user is within the IP range that the library has reported to Google Scholar as being an "on campus" IP
- The user is signed into their Google account *and* they have hand-configured Google Scholar to utilize their institution's library links.
In-Line Enhanced Sites
Service Name | Article Linking in Search Results | Article Linking in Individual Records View | Article Linking in References | Includes Cover Images | Includes BrowZine View Complete Issue Link |
PubMed | X | X | X | X | |
Wikipedia | X | ||||
SciFinder-N | X | X | X | ||
Covidence | X* | ||||
Scopus | X | X | X | ||
EMBASE | X | X | X | ||
UpToDate | X | ||||
Micromedex | X |
* = Covidence is a systematic review platform that organizes references added to the system by the user into different buckets for systematic review such as "Title and abstract screening", "Full text review" and "Extraction". The references listed in each of these sections contain LibKey article links produced by LibKey Nomad.
Graphical Examples of each of the types of integrations:
PubMed, shown below, includes Article Links on the Search Result page. It also includes cover images and links to BrowZine (View Complete Issue).

PubMed also shows these same integrations on the Individual Records View:
SciFinder-n, shown below, includes Article Links on the Individual Records page. It also includes cover images and links to BrowZine (View Complete Issue):
Wikipedia, shown below, includes Article Links within the References of the page: