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LibKey Nomad easily connects researchers to full text articles that the library has provided access to when using sites such as Google Scholar, PubMed, websites, and publisher pages; instantly and in one-click!
LibKey Nomad is a browser extension for Firefox, Chrome, Edge, Brave, and Vivaldi browsers.
At this time, LibKey Nomad is only for computers and laptops. It does not work on phones or tablets.
Journal articles answer a very specific question, very thoroughly. Because of this, the keywords you use to search for articles can be more specific than the keywords you use to search for books. Limit your search to a few keywords for best results.
Try searching for the:
If I'm looking for articles describing the human body in Michelangelo's art, some complex keyword searches I can try are:
Try searching in one of the databases below! Use one or two keywords for best results.
To narrow down your search results, try using the following limiters:
When you're going through your search results, there are a few ways to find the full-text of an article:
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Click on the PDF Full Text link. |
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Click on the Find it! button to find the article through another resource. |
Don't see a PDF Full Text link or Find it! button? Try searching for the journal title (i.e. American Journal of Nursing) in Journal Finder. |
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Still can't find the full-text?! Submit an Article Request form. Please note that it may take several days to process your request! |
Creating citations for articles is easy! The database does most of the work for you!
Follow these steps to find the citation for an article in the database:
For more information on Citations, check out this page!