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Searching for journal articles using a Journal Index

The primary purpose of scholarly journals is to inform and to report on original research or experimentation. A journal index is a compilation of short records (or citations) describing journal articles or books that have been arranged alphabetically by subject.

A citation will tell you:

The TUG Libraries Journal Indees page (http://journal-indexes.uwaterloo.ca/) provides Web access to most of UW's indexes.  Some journal indexes may link to full-text articles.

You may also browse and search our collection of Full-Text Electronic Journals (http://sfx.scholarsportal.info/waterloo/az)

Search commands may vary from index to index.  Most include easily readable Help screens or online tutorials.

Requesting Photocopies of Journal Articles

Photocopies of journal articles may be requested through our TUGdoc journal article delivery service.  To request a photocopy:

IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO ENSURE THE ITEM IS SENT TO YOU:

If you encounter problems placing a request, please contact libdist@library.uwaterloo.ca

 

Here is an example of a complete citation:

Authors: Small, RD, Dore, MA & Bush, BW
Date: 1989
Article Title: Initial Smoke Distribution for Nuclear Winter Calculations
Journal Title: AEROSOL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Volume, Issue, Pages: Vol 10 Iss 1: 37-50

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Last Updated:February 23, 2007