Get it via Interlibrary Loan
Hit a paywall? No problem!
Search the library catalog to see if we subscribe to the journal (be sure to enter the journal title, not the article title).
If we do not have the journal for the date you need, place a free interlibrary loan request and we can procure the article for you.
Science Publishers and Sites
Databases from commercial and government publishers offer in-depth research in specialist subjects. Some content is open access (free) and other articles are available for a fee. If you encounter a paywall, complete an interlibrary loan request for an article or book chapter, and we can get it for you.
- Google ScholarA general-purpose search tool for academic content in any subject area. Linked articles may be available via library subscription - check the library catalog for the book or journal to determine if we have it in our collection.
- PubMedPubMed® comprises more than 37 million citations for biomedical literature from MEDLINE, life science journals, and online books. Citations may include links to full text content from PubMed Central and publisher web sites.
- Science DirectContains peer-reviewed articles on physical sciences, engineering, life sciences, health, social sciences.
- Taylor & FrancisTaylor & Francis is one of the world’s leading publishers of high-quality, cross-disciplinary knowledge and specialty research in the social sciences, science and technology, engineering, medicine, and healthcare.
Science Research with AI Tools
- ConsensusThis AI-based research tool uses the Semantic Scholar corpus to generate answers to science-based inquires, with supporting articles cited in the results. Users must create a free account to use the tool. After creating your account, you can ask questions in plain language.
- Research RabbitResearch Rabbit is an AI-powered citation tool that recommends related papers, authors, and resources based on a target article. A free account is required.
- SciteScite offers several ways to search a large corpus of scientific research. Use Search to peruse citation data in relevant articles and clusters of research around a topic. Or use their AI assistant to ask a question in plain language and receive an answer with citations to specific articles. A free account is required after the first two questions.