Research Guides: Physics: Articles

Physics Databases

APS Journals
Journals from the American Physical Society: Physical Review Letters, Physical Review, and Reviews of Modern Physics.
SJU has access to selected current journals and the full PROLA archive from 1893 to three years ago.

ADS: Astrophysics Data System
"A digital library portal for researchers in astronomy and physics, operated by the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory (SAO) under a NASA grant."
INSPIRE-HEP
High Energy Physics literature database.
Journal of High Energy Physics
A refereed scientific journal written and distributed online.
New Journal of Physics
A peer-reviewed, all-electronic journal publishing original research in all areas of physics.
Scitation
Search for titles published by the AIP (American Institute of Physics)
NIST's Physics Portal
National Institute of Standards and Technology's top-level index for physics topics.

ProQuest Research Library: Science & Technology
A subset of ProQuest Research Library containing articles about Science and Technology.

arXiv
Open access archive of scholarly articles in Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Quantitative Biology, Finance, Statistics, and Economics.
ACM Digital Library
Comprehensive database of articles, book chapters, magazines, and ebooks from ACM and affiliated organizations on computing topics including programming, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and cybersecurity.
ScienceDirect
Searchable collection of journals from Elsevier publishers. The library subscribes to over 1,100 which are available full text.
Springerlink
Over 1500 journals in the sciences and social sciences.

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DOAJ: Physics
The Directory of Open Access Journals. To locate physics resources, search for "physics" in the subjects. This allows you to limit your keyword searches to physics-related items only.