CCC BIO 111 (Stewart)
Research guide for BIO111 students at CCC in Camden
NoodleTools and Citation Help
- NoodleToolsNoodleTools is a citation managment tool to help manage and show your citations and research. It is available free to students through the CCC library.
CCC & Rowan Librarian
Rutgers University Resources
As a CCC in Camden student, you have full access to all the resources at the Rutgers University libraries. When you are at the Robeson Library, you can use all the research databases in the computer lab, check out and request books, get expert research help from a librarian, as well as use any of the study spaces in the building. Show your CCC ID at the access services desk on your first visit to get signed up to use all the library's resources.
- QuicksearchQuicksearch searches all the Rutgers library resources, digital and print. Using the buttons on the left, you can narrow your results to peer reviewed articles, specific dates, subjects, and more.
- Biological Science CollectionA database containing scholarship on a wide range of topics in biological sciences, including biomedicine, biotechnology, ecology, zoology, and aspects of agriculture and veterinary science.
- Natural Science CollectionScholarship and technical literature in agriculture, aquatic science, biology, earth & environmental sciences, food science, medicine, meteorology, pharmacology, and veterinary science.
- Rutgers Biological Sciences databasesUse this link to browse and select Rutgers University databases related to the biological sciences.
Camden County College resources.
- CCC BIO 111 Research GuideA research guide from the CCC library in Blackwood. This guide includes links to NoodleTools, a free citation management tool available through the college.
Web Resources
- Science DailyA website which collects all the latest science related news items.
- NSF Biological Research OverviewAn overview of research and the research process in the biological sciences from the National Science Foundation
- NSF Multimedia ResourcesVideos and more on a variety of biological science topics from the National Science Foundation