There are several strategies and tools you can use to quickly connect to the full text of any article or source you might find.
These databases range from large, interdisciplinary citation databases to topic-specific databases. Some databases will provide full-text access links, while others you will need to search for through our website. You can also browse specialized databases by subject, such as primatology, biology, or anthropology.
Looking for tips on how to search a scholarly database? Check out the Search the Literature section of our literature reviews guide.
Search for articles from scholarly journals in all areas of research
Search peer-reviewed literature, including scientific journals, books and conference proceedings.
Search for journal articles in biomedicine. Citations are from MEDLINE and other medical and life science journals
Search a collection of important scholarly journals representing a range of disciplines.
Search for journal articles, conference proceedings, books, and reports in the life sciences. Includes citation tools
Search for articles on all all aspects of zoological research dating back to 1864
Search for journal articles, reports, edited works, and obituaries in anthropology
Search for earth science journal articles and U.S. Geological Survey publications
Start at the library's website (library.duke.edu) for quick and easy access to articles, databases, and journals that Duke subscribes to.
