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Physics: Databases & Journals

Resources for physics research and education
Last Updated: Apr 27, 2023 10:40 AM

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  1. Databases
  2. Publications from Professional Organizations
  3. Additional Resources
  4. New Resources & Books 

Databases

Use databases to find journals, preprint articles, published articles, conference proceedings, patents, technical reports and other e-publications.

If you are unsure of where to start, contact your librarian (Amanda McCormick) or visit this tutorial created by UB Libraries

The most frequently used physics databases are listed below. 

Additional Resources

Google Scholar 

  • Set up a profile! In your account options, select "library links" to double-check that you are connected to UB (choose: University at Buffalo Libraries - View it @ UB) You may also create an alert in Scholar.  Click the envelope icon near "create alert." 
  • If you run across a journal title that isn't familiar...make sure to check the title to confirm that it is a trusted peer-reviewed journal (and not a predatory journal).  Use Ulrichsweb: Global Serials Directory

UB on INSPIRE 

  • View articles, theses, conference papers, etc. indexed to UB authors 

Publications from Professional Organizations

New Resources & Books

Sciences Librarian

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Amanda McCormick
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Sr. Asst. Librarian, Science & Engineering Team

Liaison to CAS Biology, Chemistry, Physics & Psychology

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Schedule an appointment with me: https://tinyurl.com/25vdy7t2; also email/call
(716) 645-0612