Includes cited references to primary journal literature on biological research, medical research findings, and discoveries of new organisms. It covers original research reports and reviews in botany, zoology, and microbiology, and related fields such as biomedical, agriculture, pharmacology, and ecology, and interdisciplinary fields such as medicine, biochemistry, biophysics, bioengineering, and biotechnology. Available with up to 18 million records to 1926.

Biosis Citation Index Fact Sheet. View brief recorded training on how to use Biosis Citation Index.

SciFinder is the most comprehensive coverage of chemistry & chemical engineering. It has the world’s largest collection of organic and inorganic substance information. 1907-present plus important scientific discoveries from mid-1800s. Updated daily. One-time registration (required) to create personal login ID.

SF indexes more than 10,000 currently published journals, patents from more than 57 patent authorities, plus books, conference proceedings, dissertations, and technical reports. It does cover-to-cover indexing for about 1500 core journals.

The SciFinder Keep Me Posted (pdf) feature lets you quickly and easily set up alerts for references or substances of interest. A maximum of 20 alerts may be created for each login ID.

Includes cited references to primary journal literature on biological research, medical research findings, and discoveries of new organisms. It covers original research reports and reviews in botany, zoology, and microbiology, and related fields such as biomedical, agriculture, pharmacology, and ecology, and interdisciplinary fields such as medicine, biochemistry, biophysics, bioengineering, and biotechnology. Available with up to 18 million records to 1926.

Biosis Citation Index Fact Sheet. View brief recorded training on how to use Biosis Citation Index.

The Merck Index is an encyclopedia of chemicals, drugs, and biologicals that contains more than 10,000 monographs. Each monograph in this authoritative reference source is a concise description of a single substance or a small group of closely related compounds. Also includes a supplement of Organic Name Reactions.

PubMed indexes journal articles in medicine and basic biomedical sciences. Links to NCBI molecular sequence and structure data are included in PubMed records.

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Developed by the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI), Pubmed is a free version of MEDLINE that offers links to GenBank records, other molecular sequence data, and other resources. MEDLINE, produced by the National Library of Medicine, is an index to journal articles in medicine, nursing, dentistry, veterinary medicine, the health care system, and the preclinical sciences, including both basic biomedical sciences and clinical practice. It indexes over 4,000 journals. The database contains citations from 1950 to the present with some older citations. An important feature of MEDLINE is the use of Medical Subject Headings (MeSH), a powerful tool for searching specific topics or for comprehensive general searches. MEDLINE is also available to Stanford users via EBSCO, ISI Web of Knowledge, NLM Gateway, OCLC, and Ovid.

Includes cited references to primary journal literature on biological research, medical research findings, and discoveries of new organisms. It covers original research reports and reviews in botany, zoology, and microbiology, and related fields such as biomedical, agriculture, pharmacology, and ecology, and interdisciplinary fields such as medicine, biochemistry, biophysics, bioengineering, and biotechnology. Available with up to 18 million records to 1926.

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Using information from 41 patent-issuing authorities, DII facilitates rapid, precise patent searching, letting you conduct patent and citation searches of inventions in chemical, electrical, electronic, and mechanical engineering. Updated weekly, covers 1963–present.

Each record in the database describes a single “patent family” containing data from the first publication of an invention, known as the “basic patent”, as well as any further published patents relating to that invention, known as “equivalents”. The records contain bibliographic data, Thomson Scientific-assigned titles, abstracts, general indexing and in-depth chemical and polymer indexing. Dates of coverage include: Patents 1963–, Cited/Citing References 1973–, Electrical & Engineering Drawings 1988–, Chemical Structures 1992–present. Size: records for more than 30 million patent documents, giving details of over 16 million basic inventions.

PubMed indexes journal articles in medicine and basic biomedical sciences. Links to NCBI molecular sequence and structure data are included in PubMed records.

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Developed by the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI), Pubmed is a free version of MEDLINE that offers links to GenBank records, other molecular sequence data, and other resources. MEDLINE, produced by the National Library of Medicine, is an index to journal articles in medicine, nursing, dentistry, veterinary medicine, the health care system, and the preclinical sciences, including both basic biomedical sciences and clinical practice. It indexes over 4,000 journals. The database contains citations from 1950 to the present with some older citations. An important feature of MEDLINE is the use of Medical Subject Headings (MeSH), a powerful tool for searching specific topics or for comprehensive general searches. MEDLINE is also available to Stanford users via EBSCO, ISI Web of Knowledge, NLM Gateway, OCLC, and Ovid.

SciFinder is the most comprehensive coverage of chemistry & chemical engineering. It has the world’s largest collection of organic and inorganic substance information. 1907-present plus important scientific discoveries from mid-1800s. Updated daily. One-time registration (required) to create personal login ID.

SF indexes more than 10,000 currently published journals, patents from more than 57 patent authorities, plus books, conference proceedings, dissertations, and technical reports. It does cover-to-cover indexing for about 1500 core journals.

The SciFinder Keep Me Posted (pdf) feature lets you quickly and easily set up alerts for references or substances of interest. A maximum of 20 alerts may be created for each login ID.

SciFinder is the most comprehensive coverage of chemistry & chemical engineering. It has the world’s largest collection of organic and inorganic substance information. 1907-present plus important scientific discoveries from mid-1800s. Updated daily. One-time registration (required) to create personal login ID.

SF indexes more than 10,000 currently published journals, patents from more than 57 patent authorities, plus books, conference proceedings, dissertations, and technical reports. It does cover-to-cover indexing for about 1500 core journals.

The SciFinder Keep Me Posted (pdf) feature lets you quickly and easily set up alerts for references or substances of interest. A maximum of 20 alerts may be created for each login ID.

The most important resource in EV is Compendex, the online version of Engineering Index. Compendex is the most comprehensive bibliographic database of engineering research and includes over 5,600 scholarly journals, trade magazines, conference proceedings and technical reports. Updated weekly, covers 1884–present.

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PubMed indexes journal articles in medicine and basic biomedical sciences. Links to NCBI molecular sequence and structure data are included in PubMed records.

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Developed by the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI), Pubmed is a free version of MEDLINE that offers links to GenBank records, other molecular sequence data, and other resources. MEDLINE, produced by the National Library of Medicine, is an index to journal articles in medicine, nursing, dentistry, veterinary medicine, the health care system, and the preclinical sciences, including both basic biomedical sciences and clinical practice. It indexes over 4,000 journals. The database contains citations from 1950 to the present with some older citations. An important feature of MEDLINE is the use of Medical Subject Headings (MeSH), a powerful tool for searching specific topics or for comprehensive general searches. MEDLINE is also available to Stanford users via EBSCO, ISI Web of Knowledge, NLM Gateway, OCLC, and Ovid.

Online resource for chemical safety information. Hazmat Navigator contains in-depth chemical safety, reactivity, and toxicity information on 7,000 compounds. Includes the contents of Bretherick's Handbook of Reactive Chemical Hazards, Sittig's Handbook of Toxic and Hazardous Chemicals and Carcinogens, Sittig's Handbook of Pesticides and Agricultural Chemicals, NFPA's Fire Protection Guide to Hazardous Materials and Encyclopedia of Toxicology.

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Available via the web, Reaxys contains an extensive repository of experimentally validated data that chemists need including structures, reactions (including multi-step reactions) and physical properties. Reaxys was formed by the merger of three databases: Beilstein Handbook of Organic Chemistry, Gmelin Handbook of Inorganic and Organometallic Chemistry, and the Chemistry Patent database.

The ICSD contains information on all inorganic crystal structure including pure elements, minerals, metals, and intermetallic compounds, including their atomic coordinates, that have been published since 1913. Original data is extracted from over 80 leading scientific journals and a total of over 900 scientific journals to create the ICSD. Updated twice a year, each time adding about 3,000 new records. As of November 2010, the database contains 135,500 entries. It contains approximately 1,514 crystal structures of the elements, 25,823 records records and 48,920 records for binary and ternary compounds, respectively. The database also contains approx. 49,525 records for quarternary and quinternary compounds. As the size of the ICSD has grown over time, the quality of the data has increased too.

SciFinder is the most comprehensive coverage of chemistry & chemical engineering. It has the world’s largest collection of organic and inorganic substance information. 1907-present plus important scientific discoveries from mid-1800s. Updated daily. One-time registration (required) to create personal login ID.

SF indexes more than 10,000 currently published journals, patents from more than 57 patent authorities, plus books, conference proceedings, dissertations, and technical reports. It does cover-to-cover indexing for about 1500 core journals.

The SciFinder Keep Me Posted (pdf) feature lets you quickly and easily set up alerts for references or substances of interest. A maximum of 20 alerts may be created for each login ID.

Provides full-image access to the publications of both the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) and the Institution of Electrical Engineers (IEE); includes all journals, magazines, standards and conference proceedings published since 1988. The index is a subset of the INSPEC database, allowing users to search specifically for the information they need, then display and print the full image.

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SciFinder is the most comprehensive coverage of chemistry & chemical engineering. It has the world’s largest collection of organic and inorganic substance information. 1907-present plus important scientific discoveries from mid-1800s. Updated daily. One-time registration (required) to create personal login ID.

SF indexes more than 10,000 currently published journals, patents from more than 57 patent authorities, plus books, conference proceedings, dissertations, and technical reports. It does cover-to-cover indexing for about 1500 core journals.

The SciFinder Keep Me Posted (pdf) feature lets you quickly and easily set up alerts for references or substances of interest. A maximum of 20 alerts may be created for each login ID.

SciFinder is the most comprehensive coverage of chemistry & chemical engineering. It has the world’s largest collection of organic and inorganic substance information. 1907-present plus important scientific discoveries from mid-1800s. Updated daily. One-time registration (required) to create personal login ID.

SF indexes more than 10,000 currently published journals, patents from more than 57 patent authorities, plus books, conference proceedings, dissertations, and technical reports. It does cover-to-cover indexing for about 1500 core journals.

The SciFinder Keep Me Posted (pdf) feature lets you quickly and easily set up alerts for references or substances of interest. A maximum of 20 alerts may be created for each login ID.

SciFinder is the most comprehensive coverage of chemistry & chemical engineering. It has the world’s largest collection of organic and inorganic substance information. 1907-present plus important scientific discoveries from mid-1800s. Updated daily. One-time registration (required) to create personal login ID.

SF indexes more than 10,000 currently published journals, patents from more than 57 patent authorities, plus books, conference proceedings, dissertations, and technical reports. It does cover-to-cover indexing for about 1500 core journals.

The SciFinder Keep Me Posted (pdf) feature lets you quickly and easily set up alerts for references or substances of interest. A maximum of 20 alerts may be created for each login ID.

SciFinder is the most comprehensive coverage of chemistry & chemical engineering. It has the world’s largest collection of organic and inorganic substance information. 1907-present plus important scientific discoveries from mid-1800s. Updated daily. One-time registration (required) to create personal login ID.

SF indexes more than 10,000 currently published journals, patents from more than 57 patent authorities, plus books, conference proceedings, dissertations, and technical reports. It does cover-to-cover indexing for about 1500 core journals.

The SciFinder Keep Me Posted (pdf) feature lets you quickly and easily set up alerts for references or substances of interest. A maximum of 20 alerts may be created for each login ID.

The Merck Index is an encyclopedia of chemicals, drugs, and biologicals that contains more than 10,000 monographs. Each monograph in this authoritative reference source is a concise description of a single substance or a small group of closely related compounds. Also includes a supplement of Organic Name Reactions.

PubMed indexes journal articles in medicine and basic biomedical sciences. Links to NCBI molecular sequence and structure data are included in PubMed records.

Learn how to use PubMed.

Developed by the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI), Pubmed is a free version of MEDLINE that offers links to GenBank records, other molecular sequence data, and other resources. MEDLINE, produced by the National Library of Medicine, is an index to journal articles in medicine, nursing, dentistry, veterinary medicine, the health care system, and the preclinical sciences, including both basic biomedical sciences and clinical practice. It indexes over 4,000 journals. The database contains citations from 1950 to the present with some older citations. An important feature of MEDLINE is the use of Medical Subject Headings (MeSH), a powerful tool for searching specific topics or for comprehensive general searches. MEDLINE is also available to Stanford users via EBSCO, ISI Web of Knowledge, NLM Gateway, OCLC, and Ovid.

The most important resource in EV is Compendex, the online version of Engineering Index. Compendex is the most comprehensive bibliographic database of engineering research and includes over 5,600 scholarly journals, trade magazines, conference proceedings and technical reports. Updated weekly, covers 1884–present.

Learn how to use EV: view Tutorials and Online Help

PubMed indexes journal articles in medicine and basic biomedical sciences. Links to NCBI molecular sequence and structure data are included in PubMed records.

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Developed by the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI), Pubmed is a free version of MEDLINE that offers links to GenBank records, other molecular sequence data, and other resources. MEDLINE, produced by the National Library of Medicine, is an index to journal articles in medicine, nursing, dentistry, veterinary medicine, the health care system, and the preclinical sciences, including both basic biomedical sciences and clinical practice. It indexes over 4,000 journals. The database contains citations from 1950 to the present with some older citations. An important feature of MEDLINE is the use of Medical Subject Headings (MeSH), a powerful tool for searching specific topics or for comprehensive general searches. MEDLINE is also available to Stanford users via EBSCO, ISI Web of Knowledge, NLM Gateway, OCLC, and Ovid.

SciFinder is the most comprehensive coverage of chemistry & chemical engineering. It has the world’s largest collection of organic and inorganic substance information. 1907-present plus important scientific discoveries from mid-1800s. Updated daily. One-time registration (required) to create personal login ID.

SF indexes more than 10,000 currently published journals, patents from more than 57 patent authorities, plus books, conference proceedings, dissertations, and technical reports. It does cover-to-cover indexing for about 1500 core journals.

The SciFinder Keep Me Posted (pdf) feature lets you quickly and easily set up alerts for references or substances of interest. A maximum of 20 alerts may be created for each login ID.

The Merck Index is an encyclopedia of chemicals, drugs, and biologicals that contains more than 10,000 monographs. Each monograph in this authoritative reference source is a concise description of a single substance or a small group of closely related compounds. Also includes a supplement of Organic Name Reactions.

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Organic Syntheses describes checked and edited experimental procedures, spanning a broad range of synthetic methodologies, and provides chemists with a compendium of new or little known experimental procedures which lead to useful compounds or that illustrate important new developments in methodology. For every procedure, safety warnings are presented along with detailed descriptions for the preparation, purification, and identification of the compound in question. Additionally, special reaction conditions are detailed, along with the source of reagents, helpful waste disposal guidelines, discussions of results, references to the primary literature, and an appendix of nomenclature and registry numbers. The print version was published in Annual volumes and Collective Volumes. Online access covers Vol. 1, 1921–present.

PubMed indexes journal articles in medicine and basic biomedical sciences. Links to NCBI molecular sequence and structure data are included in PubMed records.

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Developed by the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI), Pubmed is a free version of MEDLINE that offers links to GenBank records, other molecular sequence data, and other resources. MEDLINE, produced by the National Library of Medicine, is an index to journal articles in medicine, nursing, dentistry, veterinary medicine, the health care system, and the preclinical sciences, including both basic biomedical sciences and clinical practice. It indexes over 4,000 journals. The database contains citations from 1950 to the present with some older citations. An important feature of MEDLINE is the use of Medical Subject Headings (MeSH), a powerful tool for searching specific topics or for comprehensive general searches. MEDLINE is also available to Stanford users via EBSCO, ISI Web of Knowledge, NLM Gateway, OCLC, and Ovid.

This one-stop reference tool is: Comprehensive: contains synthetic models selected by world-renowned experts, with full experimental procedures and background information. Reliable: the international editorial board is made up of distinguished chemists with unparalleled experience and competence. Logical and easy-to-navigate: information is organized in a hierarchical system based on the compound or functional group to be synthesized. Authoritative: critically evaluates the preparative applicability and significance of the synthetic methods. Wide-ranging: considers methods from journals, books, and patent literature from the early 1800s up to the present day and presents important synthetic methods for all classes of compounds. Online Tutorials for Science of Synthesis

Select IP Login. The SPRESIweb 2.7 version developed by InfoChem is an integrated scientific database containing over 7.0 million molecules, 3.9 million reactions, 645,000 references, and 164,000 patents and covers the years 1974-2007 (as of Nov 2009).

PubMed indexes journal articles in medicine and basic biomedical sciences. Links to NCBI molecular sequence and structure data are included in PubMed records.

Learn how to use PubMed.

Developed by the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI), Pubmed is a free version of MEDLINE that offers links to GenBank records, other molecular sequence data, and other resources. MEDLINE, produced by the National Library of Medicine, is an index to journal articles in medicine, nursing, dentistry, veterinary medicine, the health care system, and the preclinical sciences, including both basic biomedical sciences and clinical practice. It indexes over 4,000 journals. The database contains citations from 1950 to the present with some older citations. An important feature of MEDLINE is the use of Medical Subject Headings (MeSH), a powerful tool for searching specific topics or for comprehensive general searches. MEDLINE is also available to Stanford users via EBSCO, ISI Web of Knowledge, NLM Gateway, OCLC, and Ovid.

This one-stop reference tool is: Comprehensive: contains synthetic models selected by world-renowned experts, with full experimental procedures and background information. Reliable: the international editorial board is made up of distinguished chemists with unparalleled experience and competence. Logical and easy-to-navigate: information is organized in a hierarchical system based on the compound or functional group to be synthesized. Authoritative: critically evaluates the preparative applicability and significance of the synthetic methods. Wide-ranging: considers methods from journals, books, and patent literature from the early 1800s up to the present day and presents important synthetic methods for all classes of compounds. Online Tutorials for Science of Synthesis

Select IP Login. The SPRESIweb 2.7 version developed by InfoChem is an integrated scientific database containing over 7.0 million molecules, 3.9 million reactions, 645,000 references, and 164,000 patents and covers the years 1974-2007 (as of Nov 2009).

SciFinder is the most comprehensive coverage of chemistry & chemical engineering. It has the world’s largest collection of organic and inorganic substance information. 1907-present plus important scientific discoveries from mid-1800s. Updated daily. One-time registration (required) to create personal login ID.

SF indexes more than 10,000 currently published journals, patents from more than 57 patent authorities, plus books, conference proceedings, dissertations, and technical reports. It does cover-to-cover indexing for about 1500 core journals.

The SciFinder Keep Me Posted (pdf) feature lets you quickly and easily set up alerts for references or substances of interest. A maximum of 20 alerts may be created for each login ID.

The most important resource in EV is Compendex, the online version of Engineering Index. Compendex is the most comprehensive bibliographic database of engineering research and includes over 5,600 scholarly journals, trade magazines, conference proceedings and technical reports. Updated weekly, covers 1884–present.

Learn how to use EV: view Tutorials and Online Help

PubMed indexes journal articles in medicine and basic biomedical sciences. Links to NCBI molecular sequence and structure data are included in PubMed records.

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Developed by the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI), Pubmed is a free version of MEDLINE that offers links to GenBank records, other molecular sequence data, and other resources. MEDLINE, produced by the National Library of Medicine, is an index to journal articles in medicine, nursing, dentistry, veterinary medicine, the health care system, and the preclinical sciences, including both basic biomedical sciences and clinical practice. It indexes over 4,000 journals. The database contains citations from 1950 to the present with some older citations. An important feature of MEDLINE is the use of Medical Subject Headings (MeSH), a powerful tool for searching specific topics or for comprehensive general searches. MEDLINE is also available to Stanford users via EBSCO, ISI Web of Knowledge, NLM Gateway, OCLC, and Ovid.

Search over 9,200 core journals across the sciences, social sciences, and arts and humanities to find the high quality research. Move backward/forward in time using cited/citing reference identified by researchers. Updated weekly, covers Sciences 1900-present, Social Sciences 1956-present, and Arts and Humanities 1975-present.

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Knovel provides access to over 2,000 leading reference works and databases from over 50 international publishers and professional societies through a single interface. Knovel is the leading online technical reference resource for 3 reasons. (1) Knovel locates more potentially relevant answers in a collection. (2) Knovel is better at quickly narrowing the potential answers to those most relevant to your search. (3) Knovel has interactive tables and graphs to help you use and export data.

Provides easy access to many (currently over 80) of the NIST scientific and technical databases. These databases cover a broad range of substances and properties from many different scientific disciplines. The Gateway includes links to free online NIST data systems as well as to information on NIST PC databases available for purchase. Search options include: Keyword, Property, and Substance Name.

Provides easy access to many (currently over 80) of the NIST scientific and technical databases. These databases cover a broad range of substances and properties from many different scientific disciplines. The Gateway includes links to free online NIST data systems as well as to information on NIST PC databases available for purchase. Search options include: Keyword, Property, and Substance Name.

PubMed indexes journal articles in medicine and basic biomedical sciences. Links to NCBI molecular sequence and structure data are included in PubMed records.

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Developed by the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI), Pubmed is a free version of MEDLINE that offers links to GenBank records, other molecular sequence data, and other resources. MEDLINE, produced by the National Library of Medicine, is an index to journal articles in medicine, nursing, dentistry, veterinary medicine, the health care system, and the preclinical sciences, including both basic biomedical sciences and clinical practice. It indexes over 4,000 journals. The database contains citations from 1950 to the present with some older citations. An important feature of MEDLINE is the use of Medical Subject Headings (MeSH), a powerful tool for searching specific topics or for comprehensive general searches. MEDLINE is also available to Stanford users via EBSCO, ISI Web of Knowledge, NLM Gateway, OCLC, and Ovid.

SciFinder is the most comprehensive coverage of chemistry & chemical engineering. It has the world’s largest collection of organic and inorganic substance information. 1907-present plus important scientific discoveries from mid-1800s. Updated daily. One-time registration (required) to create personal login ID.

SF indexes more than 10,000 currently published journals, patents from more than 57 patent authorities, plus books, conference proceedings, dissertations, and technical reports. It does cover-to-cover indexing for about 1500 core journals.

The SciFinder Keep Me Posted (pdf) feature lets you quickly and easily set up alerts for references or substances of interest. A maximum of 20 alerts may be created for each login ID.

SDBS includes 6 different types of spectra under a directory of the compounds. The six spectra are as follows, an electron impact Mass spectrum (EI-MS), a Fourier transform infrared spectrum (FT-IR), a 1H nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectrum, a 13C NMR spectrum, a laser Raman spectrum, and an electron spin resonance (ESR) spectrum. It is possible to search by compound name, molecular formula, molecular weight, CAS Registry Number, number of atoms, and spectral peaks.