Librarian
STEM disciplines are important and growing areas of learning. Being able to read, write, and understand information in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics is crucial to academic success. Learning these skills will help you to not only become a working professional in your field, but develop and grow in all areas of study!
Databases:
OneSearch@IU
ACM: Computer Science
arXiv: Physics
BioOne
Browzine: includes a mobile app; this is a journal reading site that includes many of IU's high caliber licenses
Cold Spring Harbor Protocols
Dissertations and Theses
Foundation Directory Online
GeoRef | GeoScience World
Global Electronic Theses and Dissertations (open access)
IEEE: Engineering
JSTOR: Historical content, and more
Journal Citation Reports: Impact Factors
JoVE: Journal of Visualized Experiments
MathSciNet
PsycInfo
PubMed
Reaxys
SciFinder: First-time users must register with their @iu.edu email address.
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Scopus
Springer Nature Experiments/Protocols
Web of Science
Science Librarians:
Emily Alford: public health: applied health sciences, health & wellness design, & government information, alfordem@iu.edu
Thea Atwood: human biology, and public health: epidemiology & biostatistics, kinesiology, and environmental & occupational health, tpatwood@iu.edu
Amy Minix: cognitive sciences, neurosciences, nursing, optometry, psychology, speech and hearing sciences, alminix@iu.edu
Bob Noel: astronomical, computer, engineering, informatics, library, mathematical, physical, statistical sciences, rnoel@iu.edu
Jennifer Simms: biological, chemical, and earth & atmospheric sciences, simms29@iu.edu