How do you access the full-text of journal articles that are within/outside the NUS Libraries' subscription?
To get full-text in electronic format, click on Find It!@NUS Libraries button.
Source: Scopus
You can also access full-text after setting up the library link in Google Scholar, the Find It!@NUS Libraries hyperlink will be displayed.
Source: Google Scholar
To install Find It!@NUS Libraries, refer to Find It! @NUS Libraries guide.
Proxy Bookmarklet is a bookmark that inserts the NUS Libraries proxy stem into the URL of an article link in your browser to allow access to full-text of journal articles that are within the NUS Libraries' subscription.
To install Proxy Bookmarklet, refer to Proxy Bookmarklet guide
For example, if you want to access this journal article and it requires you to pay:
Apply Proxy Bookmarklet to access full-text of this book chapter. If it is within the NUS Libraries' subscription, you would be able to access the full-text:
LibKey Nomad is a browser extension that provides single click access to library content from publisher websites, e.g. PubMed, Web of Science, Scopus, Wikipedia.
To install LibKey Nomad, please refer to LibKey Nomad guide.
Source: Scopus
You can also get full-text from printed sources, e.g. printed books, journals, etc. These are located in various collections in NUS Libraries, e.g. Bound Journals, Closed Stacks, etc.
From FindMore@NUSL (see Screen 1), you could view online or request a Closed Stacks item (see Screen 2), or borrow a book from the shelves (see Screen 3):
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Screen 2
Screen 3
If an article/paper in a journal/book/conference proceeding you need is not available in NUS Libraries’ collection, you can request for them through the e-Form.
To find out more about DDS, refer to Document Delivery Service (DDS) FAQ.
