Journal articles and conference papers are the primary means of disseminating research in engineering. As such, they are essential references within quality research. Use article databases to find journal articles and conference papers relevant to your research.
| Core Databases: | Years Covered | Default Search | Truncation Symbol |
|---|---|---|---|
| ACM Digital Library
journals, magazines, and conferences of the ACM |
1954–present | All | n/a |
| INSPEC
computer science, electrical engineering, physics, and related fields (Guide: HTML, PDF) |
1969–present | Adjacent | * or $ |
| Web of Science
all science and engineering fields, with cited reference searching (Tutorial: HTML and Guide: HTML, PDF) |
1900–present | All | * |
| Related Databases: | Years Covered | Default Search | Truncation Symbol |
|---|---|---|---|
| CiteSeer
computer science - articles, papers, and technical reports freely available online (a new version, CiteSeerX, has launched its alpha phase) |
n/a | Adjacent | n/a |
| Computing Reviews
reviews of computing literature, including journals, conference proceedings, books, and book chapters |
1985–present | Phrase | * |
| IEEE Xplore
journals, magazines, and conferences of the IEEE and IET |
1988–present (or earlier) | Phrase | * |
| INSPEC Archive
computer science, electrical engineering, physics, and related fields (Guide: HTML, PDF) |
1898–1969 | Adjacent | $ |
| MathSciNet
theoretical and applied mathematics (Guide: HTML) |
1940–present | Adjacent | * |
To access other article databases, consult our complete list of Article Databases.
Locating Full Text Online or in the Library: Many article databases offer the UC-eLinks service, providing links to full-text articles online and automated library catalog searches. If these links fail, you can search for the journal title or conference name yourself in Melvyl.
Related Guides:
Getting Started with UC-eLinks
How to Find Journal Articles
How to Find Conference Proceedings