Why use articles?
Articles are the go to source when you need:
- Current research information.
- Information on a narrowly focused topic.
- Information that has been through a review process.
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Web of Science is a cross-disciplinary guide to scholarly sources from important journals, books, and dissertations.
About Web of Knowldege
The best all-around source for scholarly articles in a wide variety of topics is Web of Knowledge, formerly called Web of Science. This index to articles has the following features:
- cross-disciplinary index of highly cited journals from 1970 to the present
- capability of finding highly cited articles on a particular topic
- ability to track who has cited a particular article
- ability to find related articles based on shared references
- access to MyEndNoteWeb, which allows you to store and format citations.
Web of Knowledge does not contain full text. You must use the SFX function to see if we have access to an article of interest.
Individual Databases with Environmental Engineering Content
Each of the following searches a smaller set of sources, but will find some sources not included in the search box above.
- ScienceDirect This link opens in a new windowBroad science coverage, emphasizing life sciences, health sciences, engineering, earth sciences, agriculture, and pharmacology. Full text from over 3800 journals and chapters from over 5300 books. Also includes business, management and accounting; economics, econometrics and finance, and social science.
- Wiley Online Library This link opens in a new windowFor the sciences, business, and education. Includes journals in the areas of business, chemistry, computer science, earth science, education, engineering, law, life and medical sciences, mathematics and statistics, physics, and psychology.
