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On this guide, you'll find links to resources that will help you with your research projects in NEW 243. Below, you'll find links to recommended databases, tutorials for using many of them, and information on how to contact your New College librarian, Sarah Sahn.
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Databases
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ScoutThe main search tool for UA Libraries, Scout allows you to search the library catalog and many of our databases all at once. Scout is a great place to start a broad search on a topic, but it's a good idea to search in targeted databases as well.
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Opposing Viewpoints Resource CenterTopic overviews, scholarship, opinion, statistics, and primary documents on a range of contemporary social issues, including topics in the sciences.
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Web of Science
Web of Science (formerly Web of Knowledge) offers a wide range of interdisciplinary content. Also included: prominent journals and conference proceedings, Arts & Humanities Citation Index (1985-present); Science Citation Index (1955-present); and Social Sciences Citation Index (1900-present). -
ScienceDirectInformation source for scientific, medical, and technical research, and also includes social science and humanities topics. Contains articles on topics such as chemistry, mathematics, computer and materials science, and medicine, and links to journal titles and articles that have been accepted for publication but not yet in print. Users also have access to Medline, a web search engine, and information on available jobs for scientists.
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JSTORImages of the full text of many scholarly titles in a range of subject areas, including literature, biological sciences, economics, finance, and statistics. Search the archive or pull up a specific article.
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Google Scholar
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Google ScholarUse this link to access Google Scholar through UA Libraries. Use the Google Scholar citation search tool to find newer articles and access them through UA.