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While a select few science databases are available for (walk-in) visitor use,
the majority of our access is limited by license to Yale students, staff, and faculty
AND reciprocal academic users from institutions with existing licenses to these same databases.
Unlike many humanities and social science databases, the sciences can not provide access to
our subscribed databases to non-affiliated users. These non-affiliated and non-reciprocal users
should visit a public library for their information needs. The nearest public research library is
Southern Connecticut State University, and the publicly available state-wide online database is iCONN (see below).
Alumni do NOT receive comprehensive Yale science library
privileges due to the same restrictions.
Access is denied to many databases and to Interlibrary Loan. Please contact the Yale Library Privileges Office
for additional details.
Selected Electronic Databases for Yale Visitors
Orbis, the
Yale Library online catalog.
Contains book titles and journal names.
(Search for journal articles using the tools below.)
Google Scholar
Search this database to see references to articles published
in many scholarly journals.
ingenta
Search this database to see references to articles published
in 18,000 journals (some scholarly). Content is updated on a daily
basis.
PubMed
Retrieve publication information on medical topics from clinical
and technical medical journals (as well as well-known science journals)
with this database.
iCONN
A variety of subject periodical databases can be searched at
this state-wide consortial tool. Article abstracts often appear from periodicals
or some newspapers. Health, business, science, law, literature,
and biography are all touched on either in general-interest magazines,
some scholarly journals, or from reference sources. Some full text materials are included.
ScienceResearch.com
A free, publicly available web portal allowing access to numerous scientific journals and public
science databases. It allows students, teachers, professors, researchers, and the general public
to access pertinent science information quickly and easily. Some full text materials are included.
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