The search engine for materials owned by the library. OneSearch also provides access to millions of full-text article and citation records harvested from publishers, open access repositories, and the library’s databases. Not every database provider participates in the OneSearch service; see the list of library resources that are best searched in their original database.
Tip: Remember to check "Include Results without Full Text" in the left-hand facets of OneSearch to expand your results set to citations matching your research interests; full-text can be acquired through interlibrary loan and delivered to you free of charge in a short amount of time.
Indexes the world’s leading peer reviewed, journal literature in the sciences, social sciences, arts, and humanities and provides searching of cited references from 1900 to the present.
Primary source materials covering the nineteenth century collected from prominent libraries and archives throughout the world. Contains monographs, newspapers, pamphlets, manuscripts, ephemera, maps, photographs, statistics, and other document types in both Western and non-Western languages. The archives are presented as 12 topic-specific modules: Asia and the West; British politics and society; British theatre, music, and literature; children’s literature and childhood; Europe and Africa; European literature; maps and travel literature; photography; religion; science, technology, and medicine; women.
**Note: Access the collection from Gale Primary Sources to cross-search a wider range of digital collections and for more textual analysis tools.
Comprehensive index to chemistry information and literature. The link above is for the newest version of SciFinder called SciFinder-n; access the classic version of SciFinder at https://libguides.lib.umt.edu/scifinder or see database page listing. Log into SciFinder-n using your existing SciFinder username and password (no new registration is required). Users new to SciFinder should see more... for details on completing the one-time registration. Current users in need of account assistance or help regaining access to an expired login should contact help@cas.org.
