Guidance to get you started with your research can be found here: finding information
Guidance to get you started with your literature review can be found here
The library has a selection of electronic databases which contain reference to journal articles on specific subject. The databases can be searched quickly by subject or keyword. The results or your search will either provide the fill text journal articles or will refer you to articles in specific journals. Where a database only provides references, you will normally be able to use the Find it! service to locate a copy of hte article.
Other databases provide different information, such as company accounts, law reports or technical standards.
Many databases allow you to save searches and will deliver regular and automatic e-mail notifications of new papers. There are also services, such as Zetoc, which list tables of contents of journals and again will notify you of new papers.
Your research may lead you to resources that are available only in other libraries. To find out how you can access other libraries go to the 'Using other libraries' guide which has information about:
