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Welcome! This guide is designed to help connect you with useful tools for working on your capstone projects.
The UNM Libraries have many other resources available for your research, and you should feel free to arrange research consultations if you have trouble finding what you need. Please don't hesitate to reach out!
Allows simultaneous searching of Web of Science (including Science Citation Index and Social Science Citation Index), Biosis (Biological Abstracts), and Zoological Record. Provides coverage of current literature and cited reference searching in science, engineering, and the social sciences, with comprehensive coverage of the biological literature. Coverage varies by database.
Comprehensive source for chemical information on the upgraded SciFinder-n platform. Locate journal articles, dissertations, patents, synthesis plans, spectra, and more. Can search by structure or physical property.
Account required. Note: See the SciFinder Guide or contact Holly Surbaugh for details. Coverage 1907-present.
Account required. Note: See the SciFinder Guide or contact Holly Surbaugh for details.
Articles on business, management, marketing, and organizations from scholarly journals, magazines, and trade publications. Also, includes current company, industry, and country reports from third parties. Coverage 1820-present.
An index of scholarly articles and books. Look for the Find@UNM link to access the full-text articles in University Libraries subscription databases. For books check the library catalog.
Google Scholar will link to some--not all--of the online resources to which the University Libraries subscribes. Use the "Check full text @ UNM" link to see if the resource is available through a UNM subscription. It may also be helpful to look up the journal or citation through UNM eJournals tool.
Have you completed a research project in an undergraduate course? Then enter our 2025 Hulsman Award competition for cash prizes! Any format is welcome, including research papers, design portfolios, compositions, posters, film, digital projects, and more. If you used library or other information sources to inform your work, you could win!
The deadline to apply is Monday, February 17, 2025.
The Jim and Mary Lois Hulsman Undergraduate Library Research Award program recognizes excellence in undergraduate research that incorporates the use of University Libraries resources and demonstrates sophisticated information literacy skills. All UNM main campus undergraduate students are eligible.
Student award winners receive recognition and a cash prize:
Send questions to ugresearchaward@unm.edu.