If you know the name of the journal title you wish to find, you can always search for the name of the database using the regular search box. A one word journal title can sometimes be found more quickly with the general search (e.g. “banking” and “cell").
Search for the full title of the journal, partial title or ISSN.
Select "Journals" from the dropdown list on the Library's website, and search for the full or partial title of the journal.
We recommend that you do not paste an entire search into DiscoverUR. (E.g. "Gates, M.; Tschudi, G. "The Synthesis of Morphine". J. Am. Chem. Soc. 1956, 78, 1380-1393"). Instead, search for the full title of the article in quotes (e.g. "The Synthesis of Morphine") or the full title of a journal "Journal of the American Chemical Society").
If you have a citation that abbreviates the journal name, spell it out completely when searching for it in DiscoverUR.