Knowing HOW to search is just as important as knowing WHERE to search. To get BETTER results FASTER from your research, please review this tip sheet from UBC's David Lam Management Library. |
The University of Texas Libraries' Chemistry Library maintains an excellent help guide for SciFinder. If you are new to this database or want a refresher, start here.
SciFinder offers a number of short videos to help users get started with SciFinder. See the link below to find these.
A recommended 'playlist' is outlined on the attached PDF but videos can be watched in any sequence.
If you need introductory videos or more advanced or specialized help, see this list of resources:
Use the databases listed below to find articles—both peer-reviewed and other kinds.
Use these databases to find journal articles from life sciences, chemistry, and other scientific disciplines.
This listing is NOT comprehensive. if you can't find what you need, please contact David Gerstle (david.gerstle@utoronto.ca).
Sometimes, you may need to extend your research across multiple disciplines. Some databases offer broad coverage of the humanities, social sciences, and the sciences, rather than focusing on a specific discipline or a specialized subject area.
Consider using one or more of the databases listed below when your topic extends beyond science or medicine - or you are simply not finding enough relevant articles in one or more of the databases listed above.
Use these databases to find journal articles from management or business disciplines.
This listing is NOT comprehensive. if you can't find what you need, please contact Jessica Hanley (jessica.hanley@utoronto.ca).
There are times when you may need news articles for assignments or pre-placement research. For example, you may be researching industry trends, analyzing a company's strategy, or need examples of best practices in a given area.
Use these databases to find news articles.
This listing is NOT comprehensive. if you can't find what you need, please contact Jessica Hanley (jessica.hanley@utoronto.ca).