If you find a really good article, you can try using it as a search term in Google Scholar. When you find it, look and see what other articles have cited the one you chose.

You can find related articles by using the article in Google Scholar as a keyword. When you search for an article in Google Scholar, you will see a “Cited by” link under the article’s listing. By clicking on the link, you will be shown a list articles that have quoted the original article.

You can use this method to discover additional relevant articles. Articles that mention the original article will likely be about the same subject or area of research. After reading the abstracts and full texts, see if there are any new insights or details on the subject.

Additionally, Google Scholar also provides a feature called “Related articles,” which can be found under each article’s listing. It suggests articles that have been cited and are similar to the one you’ve searched. It can be useful to locate additional articles about a particular topic.