UC Library Online Resources

The APS Journal Legacy Archive includes the following journals:

• Advances in Physiology Education: Jun 1989 - Nov 1997
• AJP - Cell Physiology: Jan 1977 - Sept 1997
• AJP - Endocrinology and Metabolism:
• AJP - Endocrinology and Metabolism: Jan 1980 - Sept 1997
• AJP - Endocrinology, Metabolism and Gastrointestinal Physiology: Jan 1977 - Dec 1979
• AJP - Gastrointestinal and Liver Physiology: Jan 1977 - Sept 1997
• AJP - Heart and Circulatory Physiology: Jan 1977 - Sept 1997
• AJP - Lung Cellular and Molecular Physiology: Aug 1989 - Sept 1997
• AJP - Regulatory, Integrative and Comparative Physiology: Jan 1977 - Sept 1997
• AJP - Renal Physiology: Jan 1977 - Sept 1997
• American Journal of Physiology (APS) - Legacy Content: Jan 1898 - Dec 1976
• Journal of Applied Physiology:
• Journal of Applied Physiology: Jan 1985 - Sept 1997
• Journal of Applied Physiology (1948): July 1948 - Dec 1976
• Journal of Applied Physiology - Respiratory, Environmental and Exercise Physiology: Jan 1977 - Dec 1984
• Journal of Neurophysiology: Jan 1938 - Dec 1996
• News in Physiological Sciences: Feb 1986 - Dec 1997
• Physiology:
• Physiological Reviews: Jan 1921 - Dec 1997

Please note: subscription provides full text access to historic content ending in 1997. Access to full text of 1998-Present is not available.

Articles in BioOne are full text and include illustrations and links from original printed articles. BioOne journals are published by scholarly societies, museums and other organizations, many of which are members of the American Institute for Biological Sciences. Some full text e-journals include:

• American Biology Teacher
• BioScience
• Comparative Parasitology
• Evolution
• Journal of Paleontology
• Wildlife Society Bulletin

UC Library also offers BioOne Abstracts & Index, a complement to this resource that provides complete indexing and abstracting for the full text, online journal collection. The BioOne Abstracts & Index database offers more robust searching the web search interface and includes links to the online full text.

The database indexes 3500+ journals as well as books, maps, conference papers, reports and theses. Subjects covered include:

• Environmental and engineering geology
• Hydrology
• Economic geology
• Geophysics
• Petrology
• Paleontology
• Marine geology and oceanography
• Mineralogy

The GeoRef database covers the geology of North America from 1693 to present and the geology of the rest of the world from 1933 to present.

Multidisciplinary in nature, GreenFILE draws on the connections between the environment and a variety of disciplines, including: agriculture, education, law, health and technology. Topics covered by GreenFILE include:

• Global climate change
• Green building
• Pollution
• Sustainable agriculture
• Renewable energy
• Recycling

Full text content is provided through freely available Open Access journal and government publications.

GreenFILE is provided free to academic subscribers. Current UC students, faculty and staff may access GreenFILE through UC Library.

GreenFILE is also freely available to the general public at http://www.greeninfoonline.com/. Current UC students, faculty and staff are encouraged to use GreenFILE through UC Library as more full text options may be available.

A journal archive, JSTOR provides access to articles that are older than 3 years.

UC Library subscribes to the Arts & Science I and Arts & Sciences II collections. These collections provide notable full text, subject content in:

• African American studies
• anthropology
• archaeology
• business
• the classics
• economics
• history
• language and literature
• Latin American studies
• mathematics
• Middle Eastern studies
• philosophy
• political science
• Slavic studies
• sociology
• statistics

Search or browse the electronic versions of over 300 high quality journals from 60 scholarly publishers. All titles offer cover-to-cover full text.

Full text articles, reviews (books, performances, art, music, etc.), fiction and poetry, and enlargeable illustrations and photographs are available. Subject areas covered include:

• economics
• education
• film
• literature
• history
• philosophy
• political science
• religion
• women's studies

Free Public (Guest) Access entitles all Internet users, including UC users, to free content on the Science site including: abstracts and summaries, tables of contents, searching, and technical comments.

Topics include:

• Agriculture & Food
• Applied Science & Technologies
• Biology & Nature
• Health & Medicine
• Math, Physics & Chemistry
• Science Education

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Subject areas include:

• agricultural, biological and earth sciences
• chemistry and biochemistry
• computer science
• economics, econometrics and finance
• engineering, chemical engineering, and materials science
• mathematics
• medicine, nursing and health professions
• physics
• psychology
• social sciences
• veterinary science

SciFinder Scholar Web is a specialized chemistry database that provides comprehensive index access to chemistry and related sciences, including:

• Patent and journal references
• Substance information
• Chemical reactions
• Regulated chemicals information
• Commerical available substances

The Chemical Abstract Society, or CAS, is a division of the American Chemical Society. CAS is the vendor responsible for producing SciFinder Scholar Web.

This web-based resource is:

• Restricted to current Utica College student, faculty and staff
• Requires user registration (instructions at SciFinder Scholar Web @ UC Library)

Connect to SciFinder Scholar Web (on or off campus)