Physics: Home

This guide covers a set of information sources for Physics research. 

Web of Science

 

• Physics Education (IOP)
• European Journal of Physics (IOP)
• The Physics Teacher (AIP)
• American Journal of Physics (AIP)
• Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Natuurkunde (NNV)
• Scientific American ​

IEEE is the world’s largest professional association dedicated to advancing technological innovation

High-Energy Physics (HEP) is part of the multidisciplinary arXiv.org

The most important source in chemistry. SciFinder contains the complete Chemical Abstracts since 1907, including substance search, substructure search, reaction search, etc.

Mathematical Reviews on the web

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Google's search engine for scholarly and scientific literature.

 

For direct access to full text documents: 

Click on Settings - Library links : choose University of Groningen options + Open Worldcat (if not shown, type 'Groningen'). Links to full text (if available) will be shown in your search results.

 

Citing a publication found in Google Scholar?

Click on Settings - Search result - Bibliography manager, choose e.g. RefWorks

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