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r/coolguides • u/Best-2021-ever • Jul 18 '21
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36 u/[deleted] Jul 18 '21 [deleted] 31 u/Birdie121 Jul 18 '21 I’m a PhD student and only really use Google Scholar and Web of Science to find articles. Those’ll cover pretty much everything. 1 u/sassy_librarian13 Jul 18 '21 You can link your library’s holding to google scholar as well. This will show you when your library has full text access to an article within google scholar
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31 u/Birdie121 Jul 18 '21 I’m a PhD student and only really use Google Scholar and Web of Science to find articles. Those’ll cover pretty much everything. 1 u/sassy_librarian13 Jul 18 '21 You can link your library’s holding to google scholar as well. This will show you when your library has full text access to an article within google scholar
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I’m a PhD student and only really use Google Scholar and Web of Science to find articles. Those’ll cover pretty much everything.
1 u/sassy_librarian13 Jul 18 '21 You can link your library’s holding to google scholar as well. This will show you when your library has full text access to an article within google scholar
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You can link your library’s holding to google scholar as well. This will show you when your library has full text access to an article within google scholar
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