Library Search (formerly called ZipSearch) is a great place to start most research projects.
Pro-tip: Login with your university account/password to maximize options.
Use Library Search to find:
If you are looking for an article, try these databases first -
To learn more about how to use this resource visit the Reaxys training page. To use some functionality setting up an account is necessary (if you already have a Knovel or other Elsevier account you can use that to login).
Provides access to information and insights on chemical literature, patents, substances, reactions, and bioactivity, along with a retrosynthesis tool. It includes the ability to draw chemicals and reactions and then search for data and literature based on what was drawn.
Do you know where the Article is (what journal, conference, volume, pages, etc.)?
1. Use Library Search
Pro-tip: Login with your university account/password to maximize options.
2. Need a Specific Article that Can't be Downloaded AND is not in our Library?
Over 800 essential reference books and databases from the world's leading scientific publishers and professional societies in 18 industrially important subject areas.
EBooks, references works, and journals in the fields of science, medicine, engineering and more. University Libraries also has an open access publishing agreement with Springer Link. To learn more visit our Open Access Publishing Guide.
A multidisciplinary collection of online resources covering life, health and physical sciences, social science, and the humanities. University Libraries also has an open access publishing agreement with Wiley. To learn more visit our Open Access Publishing Guide
Full text patent databases of the US Patent and Trademark Office.
For more information, go to the Finding Patents Library Guide.
