See also: more chemistry resources for use at Northeastern.

For a comprehensive literature search in chemistry, start by searching SciFinder or Web of Science. To do a quick search or to find a few good articles, start by searching or browsing the full text collection of American Chemical Society Journals.

During weekends and evenings, you can get speedy assistance by using the following service:

For Research Assistance (Ask-a-Librarian)

• call 617-373-2356 (Research Help office)
• use chat reference to contact a librarian, or  
• come to the Research Help office in person

The Research Help Office is located next to the Help and Information Desk on Level 1 of Snell Library.  

For in-depth questions, please send me an email or use the Schedule Appointment feature (in my profile) to set up a research consultation.

Book series

Progress in Brain Research

Advances in Cancer Research

International Review of Neurobiology

Encyclopedias

Encyclopedia of Neurological Sciences (2^nd Ed.)

Encyclopedia of Toxicology (3^rd Ed.)

Encyclopedia of Neuroscience 

ACS Style Guide--

      available online  

For help with your reference list, see chapter 14, "References," in Part Two, Style Guidelines

See more information on Citing/Bibliographies

Looking for a specific item for which you know the title? Use these quick search tools:

•  Books

Use the Scholar OneSearch Browse search to find books by title (or change drop-down selection to Author and enter last name, first name).

•  Ejournals

Use the Ejournal finder (search by title, e-only).

• Databases

Use the A-Z database list.

Methods in Enzymology

Advances in Applied Microbiology

Advances in Catalysis

Advances in Genetics

Advances in Microbial Physiology

Advances in Organometallic Chemistry

Advances in Parasitology

Advances in Quantum Chemistry

The Alkaloids:  Chemistry and Biology

Current Topics in Developmental Biology

ACS Green Chemistry Institute's 12 Principles of Green Chemistry

Protocols.io Tools for PLOS Authors: Reproducibility and Recognition

"PLOS now partners directly with protocols.io to provide authors better ways to share methodological details about their work, practical tools to reduce wasted research efforts and persistent, citable identifiers for laboratory methods."