Finding a Journal
If you know the name of a particular journal where you would like to look for articles, you can search for it from the Libraries home page. Use the Advanced Search feature by clicking on the words on the bottom right of the search box.
Fill in the journal title, and from the dropdowns select Title, is(exact) and Journal for Resource Type, and click search.
From the results, select the correct title. If the title includes Online, select that one.
On this page, select a link in red. Check the dates for older or newer articles, they may be different.
Online Journal Packages
Below are several major online journal packages in which you can browse journals or search for articles.
- AIP: Scitation
This platform supports physics and engineering journals from the American Institute of Physics (AIP) and other publishers. You can search in Scitation, or browse by title or by subjects. RUL subscribe to most if not all AIP journals.
- APS: APS Journals
The Fully Searchable Physical Review Online Archive (PROLA)
Find current or past APS journal articles.
- Elsevier: Science Direct
Many High-Energy Physics journals goes back to Volume 1.
- IOP: Institute of Physics
Full text searching of IOP electronic journals from 1874-present.
- SPIE: SPIE Digital Library
Optics and photonics journal database.