The following Websites will be required during this course:
SciFinder-n is the most important tool for chemistry research. We will devote a large number of classes to learning how to search in SciFinder-n. This database is supplied by the University and will not be available to you once you leave UML.
To obtain an account go to "How to Guides" in the left column "How to Access and Use SciFinder-n" and go down to "SciFinder-n Registration" for instructions.
The following web sites may be helpful during this course or afterwards and are listed here so that you may connect more easily.
A very large and broad collection of academic journals, with many peer-reviewed and full-text journal titles across almost all academic disciplines. Also includes some popular press content such as newspaper articles and news videos from the Associated Press. A good place to start for almost any topic, and can be followed-up with deep dives into specific subject databases.
Publication dates: approximately 1990 - current (much earlier for some titles)