Sometimes, your professor will give you a list of journals that they want you to use to find articles. If the professor does not provide a link to the journal, here is how you find an article. There are two ways to do this. Let's use Marine Genomics as an example.
Example using Browzine:
- Go to the library's home page.
- Click on "Journals".
- Type "Marine Genomics" in the text box under Search Journals.
- Note: Using this method, you will have to browse the articles in each issue to find an article of interest.
Example using Find a journal
- Go to the library's home page.
- Click on "Journals".
- Click on "M" to the right of "Browse by Title"
- Type or paste "Marine Genomics" in the text box and click "Search".
- Click on the link to a database that has the years that you are interested in.
- Note: using this method, you will be able to search most journals for keywords, phrases, or topics.
Example using a specific database (ScienceDirect)
- Go to the library's home page.
- Click on "Databases".
- Click on "S".
- Scroll down to ScienceDirect and click on it.
- Type your search term in the "Keywords" box and click on the magnifying glass.
- Check the boxes for the journals that you can use.
- Repeat for other databases that have journals that are on your list.
