Campbell Library offers current issues of Science, American Scientist, Scientific American, and Sky & Telescope in the 2nd floor Current Periodicals reading room.
Archival issues are available in microfilm/fiche (2nd floor) or Bound Periodicals (first floor).
These sites are search portals to freely available scientific research and technical reports.
This page covers finding a known journal, browsing the library's physics journals, using Interlibrary Loan, specific print and e-journal suggestions, and a tutorial on understanding journals.
To discover whether the library subscribes to a specific journal, and see content in that journal, go to the Search Tools section of the Campbell Library home page. Click on the Journal Finder option.
Enter the complete name of the journal (no abbreviations) - for example, "Environmental & Engineering Geoscience."
If the journal is listed in the results, click on Available Online. Then scroll down to View Online and choose a database link. In this example there should be a link for the database GeoScienceWorld.
If you are looking for a specific issue of the journal, there is usually a way to browse volumes and issues to drill down to the desired issue.
Or, search within the journal using the Search box in the top right corner to find articles on a topic.
Journal articles to which we do not have full text access may be requested through our online Interlibrary Loan request system, Illiad. Articles are usually sent to your email address within a few days.
Here are links to some of the most well-known journals with physics content.