Databases by Subject- Search through our list of databases by subject area.
Science Databases- Databases we have that focus on science topics including "Science Reference Center" and "Science Reference eBook Collection". Search "Science Reference Center" by "Publication" to access magazine articles from specific magazines online. You can also search by "Source Type," check "Review" or "Magazine" before delving into more technical articles.
General Research Databases- Databases with articles covering most subject areas. Explora is a great place to start- you can search by "Source Type," check "Review" or "Magazine." Try "Academic Search Complete" or "JSTOR" after searching the specific database for your subject area.
Current Events Databases- Databases with articles covering current events and news related subjects. Try "Gale in Context: Global Issues" for magazine or newspaper articles from around the world on science or sustainability in current events. You can search by "Publication" to find information from specific magazines or newspapers.
Keyword Searching- Not sure what your search terms should be?
Evaluating Sources- Make sure that any resource you find online is credible.
Citations- Guide for writing citations.
Database Tutorials- Watch a quick tutorial on each of our main databases.
JSTOR Text Analyzer- Drag and drop an article into the text analyzer and you will be given a list of relevant keywords, as well as other similar sources available in JSTOR.
Citations in PubMed primarily stem from the biomedicine and health fields, and related disciplines such as life sciences, behavioral sciences, chemical sciences, and bioengineering. Some citations may include links to the full text of each article. Change the Article Type filter on the left hand side to Review to see only review articles.
Nature is an open source and peer reviewed journal that publishes research from across the natural sciences, psychology, medicine, and engineering. We have access to Nature's content in our Science Reference Center database from 1997-2015.
Published by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), the world’s oldest and largest general science organization.