Best Bets: Databases
Best databases for finding primary sources in your research
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ProQuest Central
Multidisciplinary, mostly full-text database of newspaper, scholarly, and trade articles. -
PubMed
Citations and abstracts in the fields medicine, nursing, dentistry, veterinary medicine, the health care system, and pre-clinical sciences.
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MeSH: Medical Subject HeadingsMedical subject headings used in PubMed and other biomedical databases.
Is It Peer-Reviewed?
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Ulrichsweb Global Serials Directory
Search for detailed information on more than 300,000 periodicals (also called serials) of all types. Lists publication details such as dates in existence, peer review status, databases the periodicals are accessed in, and whether they are available full-text online.
Neuroscience 235
NSC 235: Fundamentals of Neuroscience
Connect Google Scholar to Vogel Library
How can I connect Google Scholar to Vogel Library's resources?
Update your Google Scholar settings to link to Vogel Library's collection.
- Go to Google Scholar and click the three horizontal bars in the corner to view the menu.
- Click the cog icon to see Settings.
- Click Library Links and search for Wartburg.
- Check the box next to Find It @ Wartburg.
- Click Save.
A Find It @ Wartburg link will now appear next to articles in your search results. Click on it to see if we have the article in our collection.
Google Scholar includes books and book chapters as well as articles. The Get it! button won't work for these or for journal articles that are only available in print (not online).
If you're having trouble getting something you found on Google Scholar, let us help you!
Levels of Quality Research
Pyramid of Quality Research
