Research Guides: EEE Summer Bridge Program : Home

How to find information on the WEB:

Google Scholar
Search for scholarly literature from all areas of research, and create email alerts that track new results.

If you are unable to access the full-text of the item, please check with the library. You may need to log in for off-campus access through the University’s Central Login Service.

Searching the Literature

2013: Searching Science and Technology Resources
2014: Search Strategies Updates
This powerpoint is an adaptation of the 2013 Searching Science and Technology Resources ppt.

Search Summon

Where to Start?

http://guides.libraries.uc.edu/EEESummerBridge

Use this guide or the UC Libraries website as a starting point for your research. This guide provides selected science and technology resources while the UC Libraries' site provides access to many more resources and other services.

What you need to know about ACCESS:

Due to licensing agreements, certain library resources are restricted to UC faculty, staff, and currently enrolled students.
To access resources when off-campus or outside the campus network, you must login through the VPN (Virtual Private Network) or the Proxy server. (See the Campus Access box to the right)

Research Question Structure

Research Concept Map
This tool will help you organize thoughts about your research question

Starting with a good research question is the first step in your research process. This tool will help you to map out your concept and streamline your research process.

INTRODUCTION TO RESEARCH QUESTIONS

Developing a Research Question: Link to Video

Questions?

Questions about research in your discipline? Contact:

Ted Baldwin: Chemistry
Science & Engineering Libraries
556-4211 or ted.baldwin@uc.edu

Amy Koshoffer: Biology
Science & Engineering Libraries
556-1310 or amy.koshoffer@uc.edu

Holly Prochaska: Earth Sciences, Math
Geology-Mathematics-Physics Library
556-1389 or holly.prochaska@uc.edu

Edith Starbuck: Medical, Communication Sciences
Health Sciences Library
558-1433 or edith.starbuck@uc.edu