google-scholarkeywordsearch
I have two words which are "team" and "conflict".
I want to search for all the papers that have these two words in their "Keywords List".
Note that the Keywords mean not the general keywords related to searching, but the inherent parts of any papers after their abstract.
If you go to the Trends page and enter an empty search query (just click the blue search button with no terms) you should be taken to the results page.
What this will show you is (I believe) the top searches (under "Related"). There is also a side-nav filter option to show you the results of the last 30 days among other options.
You can also check out the Trends Help Center for more info. In particular, you can search for the top searches in a particular category:
How do I see the top searches within a category?
Without entering in any search terms, choose a category using the drop-down menu. You can also apply a location filter or a time filter using the appropriate drop-down menus. Then, click Search.
select the option "Sort by date" in google scholar. then select the Search: "abstracts" button. only searches Articles added in the last year, sorted by date.
Best Answer
Google Scholar does not support such a function.
There are commercial options though: If you have a subscription to Web of Science (via your university library), you can use their Advanced Search option to search for the "Author Keywords"-field (abbreviated
AK). At Scopus, the field would be calledAUTHKEY.As for a free alternative, LENS.org offers a "Keyword" search but, according to its explanation, it merely refers to the keywords at PubMed.