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With the web version of SciFinder, you can be more creative and productive in your research process.
Because I am on the CAS Academic Advisory Committee, Stanford is one of the initial academic institutions to have access to the web version of SciFinder. For access requirements information, see CAS’s SciFinder information page. Mac Users: All text searching features are available but structure and reaction searching won’t be available for several months.
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The European Library searches the content of European national libraries.
No-charge add-ins integrate Symyx Draw with ACD/Labs’ nomenclature software, physical property calculators and NMR predictors.
Swain Library has updated its webpage on Off-Campus Access to Stanford Library Resources. The new page includes detailed instructions on how to use Citrix for off-campus access to databases such as SciFinder Scholar, Beilstein/Gmelin via Crossfire, Cambridge Structural Database, NIST Surface Structure Database (NIST SSD), and CASSI (Chemical Abstracts Service Source Index).
Connotea is a free online reference management and social bookmarking service (see article at doi:10.1045/april2005-lund), that recognises and stores DOI names, enabling bookmarking a DOI name directly. Connotea will convert the DOI name to a web link and retrieve the citation information for that DOI name from CrossRef. The Connotea bookmarklet also allows users to highlight and bookmark a DOI name from within an article web page.
Swain Library has created a webpage about Digital Object Identifiers (DOI). The DOI system aims to assign permanent, unchanging identifiers to online content.
