GeoSciences

Academic journals, magazines, periodicals, reports, books, and videos in all subjects.

A citation database that covers articles and books on agriculture from the National Agricultural Library, including historical materials dating back as far as the 1500's.

Database for geology and geosciences. Indexes and summarizes relevant articles from journals, books, maps, conference papers, and dissertations back to 1669 for North America and 1933 for the rest of the world.

Indexes journals and magazines (along with selected books, pamphlets and government reports) relating to human impacts on the environment.

Back files of core scholarly journals in the arts, business, humanities, sciences, and social sciences, from the first issue up to 3-5 years ago.

Access to scholarly Environmental Science journals through JSTOR which is an online library of journals, academic ebooks, and primary sources.

Articles from journals that are mainly medical or scientific and indexing for additional journals. Most of the journals are published by Elsevier, but includes titles from 15 other scientific publishers as well.

Indexes articles and analyzes citations from 20,000+ journals in the sciences and social sciences back to 1970, though some are as far back as 1788. Search this database in lieu of Web of Science.

Articles from journals that are mainly scientific and medical back to 1997 with indexing for additional journals, books, and protocols. Includes ebooks in the field of education.

American Chemical Society (ACS) database for searching substances, reactions, and patent and journal references. NOTE: You need to create your own username/password for this database. Use the SciFinder: New User Registration link below to create your username/password. If you are off-campus, you will need to login using your NetID/password first, then login to SciFinder with the username/password you created for yourself.

NOTE: Use this link to register and create your own username/password for this database. Then use the SciFinder-n link to access the database. If you are off-campus, you will have to login first using your NetID/password.