The "Tweak my results" section, on the right side of the Brief Results page, contains a list of categories, or filters. By including and excluding these filters (such as date, author, record type, and so forth), you can narrow the search results to get the results you are seeking:
| Availability |
Filter the results by document availability:
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| Resource type | Filter the documents by type of content (book, article, dataset, patent, audiovisual...) |
| Topic | Filter the documents by subject from generic to specific(e.g. Economics, Macroeconomics, Social economies ...). |
| Creator | Filter the documents by specific author or collaborator |
| Publication date |
Set a publication date interval to filter results
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| New Records |
Allows you to obtain records incorporated in the last week, month or last 3 months (date of incorporation into the system or indexing):
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| Library |
See only holdings from one of the UC3M libraries (only in print or audiovisual content) |
| Collection |
See only results from a specific UC3M data base (only electronic collections)
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| Course bibliography |
Filter the results to the course readings of a specific UC3M titulation subject
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| Tweak my results |
Selecting this option will expand the results with content not subscribed to by the University, so you may not have access to the full text of the new results, unless they are open access. Therefore, it is recommended to use this option only if you do not obtain sufficient results from documents owned or subscribed to by the University.
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Refine your search to see only the search results that fit with the filters.
Step 1: Select one or more filters, combine them.
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Step 2: Apply filters
See active filters:
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Make active filters persistent throughout the search session by pointing on each filter name and clicking on icon 
or Remember all filters 
to make all filters persistent.
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Discard all active filters by clicking on Remove filters, or discard each filter using x.
To exclude contents from search results using search filters just select each filter.
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Then, see active filters:
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Active filters will be discarded with each new search, so make it persistent throughout different searches by clicking on icon over each filter name.
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Discard all active filters by clicking on Reset filters, or discard each filter using x.
