#1 USE AN ARTICLE TITLE TO LOCATE A JOURNAL ARTICLE - QUICKSEARCH
Collect a Researcher's Body of Work
We used Science Citaiton Index to start. After that, you will want to consult the major subject-specific database for your researcher from the appropriate discipline-specific guide (See box, above left). Finally, you could use Google Scholar (Advanced Search) for a very broad search.
- Science Citation Index Expanded This link opens in a new window This multidisciplinary resource indexes journal literature of the sciences. Represented disciplines include astronomy, biochemistry, biology, chemistry, computer science, engineering, genetics, geology, materials science, mathematics, medicine, neuroscience, oncology, pediatrics, pharmacology, physics, psychiatry, veterinary science, and zoology. Search by topic, keyword, or author. Identify articles that cited a previous work. Links to full-text occur when available. Also known as SCI.
- Google Scholar This link opens in a new window Indexes research literature across a wide range of disciplines and formats. Use the library connection to gScholar to get more attached full-text articles.
#2 Use an article title, DOI, or citation fragment to locate a journal article - Google Scholar
Google Scholar lets you search the major publishers of scholarly and scientific journals and then links you to the articles that your library has purchased for you.
- Google Scholar This link opens in a new window Indexes research literature across a wide range of disciplines and formats. Use the library connection to gScholar to get more attached full-text articles.
Discipline-specific guides
Or use these related research guides:
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