how do you cite your sources?
check out our zotero guide and the library's citation help guide.
a digital repository of over 40 million scholarly articles covering every academic discipline.
includes over 1500 full-text journals. subjects covered include: biology, chemistry, medicine, mathematics, physics etc.
google scholar provides a way to search for scholarly literature. from one place, you can search across many disciplines and sources: articles, theses, books, abstracts and court opinions, from academic publishers, professional societies, online repositories, universities and other web sites.
to access google scholar from off-campus please do the following:
1)go to the menu item (top left of the screen) and select settings
2)click on library links
3)search for lakehead in the search box
4)select " getit@lakehead" by checking off the box
5)click on save
on occasion, the quality of research can be indicated by the calibre of the research publication. several measures have been attempted to determine the research value of academic journals. check the following resources to find publication measures.
provides two scores for each journal: eigenfactor score (ef): "a measure of the overall value provided by all of the articles published in a given journal in a year"; and an article influence score (ai): a measure of a journal's prestige based on per article citations".
tracks trends and performance in basic research including most cited articles. part of the site called sci-bytes provides data on journal rankings. from thomson reuters, providers of jcr. however, information here is freely available.
snip (source normalized impact per paper)
developed by the centre for science and technology studies (cwts) at leiden university for scopus. data is available by journal on this site.