How can I get free access to online scientific journals?
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I'm surprised that your university does not have access to a number of journals. There are a number of directories that are searchable & that provide you access to a number of journals. I wasn't in the science based field in school but a couple I remember offhand are JSTOR & ERIC. Ask the librarian or tech support if they have those & if they can help you out with this.\n\nBest of luck to you!
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Try Infospace\n\nhttp://www.infospace.com/
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Search google for "scientific magazine" \nhttp://dmoz.org/Science/Publications/Magazines_and_E-zines/\n\nself publish on lulu.com
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The best way to find these types of reviews is through an academic journal search engine, like EbscoHost or Academic Search Elite.  Normally these journals allow you to search for full-text articles online.  Your school library should provide access to these; usually you can access them online from home as long as you have your student card or know your access code.  If you have a public library card you may also have access to these journal databases using your library account number (check the homepage of your local library).
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Try your local library's website.  Many of them have access to online databases that you can use if you have a library card.  Otherwise resort to the old fashion non-electronic books some of them are still useful.
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sciencedirect.com\n\nif you're accessing from a university or  library, you'll be able to search the database.
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search in http://scholar.google.com
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you can go to:\nhttp://scholar.google.com/\nand search for your need. abviously you can see many free papers that online there.\nalso you can get the author's email and then email to them amd apeal them to send you his/her paper.\nyou can catch him/her email in:\nhttp://www.sciencedirect.com\n\nGood luck
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Okay...here is what you do.  Go to your local library and ask the librarian to help you access first search, or ebsco host.  these are two research sites that are journals.  Most of these are pdf files and paginated.  You can use these as if you had the actual journal or book in your hand.\n\nor, better yet....go to the library and read something!
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go to http://www.who.int/hinari/en/\nthen click on "full text journals..."\nand choose a collection from " other free collections"
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The following is a journal link page to thousands of journals.\n\nhttp://www.doaj.org/\n\nEnjoy!
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try to visit  webmed.com
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Go to OA.  It is free!  Here is a link:
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I suggest going to On-line Library resources such as "Electronic books and articles" What are you researching? If you have a Library Card for your local library, you can see if they have on-line services. It is the same as going to the Library except you get there Via the internet.\nThe University you are attending might have an on-line Library program.
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Go to the ACS website and choose "search the journals".
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Access to an online dictionary
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Your best bet is to go into your local university library and use SilverPlatter or CINAHL or something similar, that lists sociology, psych and medical journals. I haven't used them in a while; I tend to use PubMed (link below) which will give you more medical-type links. (The second link below is an article I found within about 15 seconds on PubMed, which relates to your topic.)\n\nAs regards free articles - unless you are lucky (some journals put their older articles up for free), or have a university card (most university libraries have paid online subscription to journals) you may be out of luck. Or you may end up with biased, propaganda-type articles that are distributed free. However, you can get the abstracts for free at least via PubMed, and often they have enough information to at least help you decide how badly you want the article.