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Browzine

BrowZine for UCI
A current awareness service to help you keep up with the latest research in your field. You can use it on the web, through a mobile app, or both as it syncs your account across all devices. It's available to all UC Irvine faculty, staff, and students.

BrowZine is designed to facilitate an experienced researcher to quickly narrow to their area of expertise and follow known, ranked titles of interest. Its main intent is to assist scholars in staying current in their field of expertise by providing a reader with superior browsing capabilities. 


                    

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Note:

Due to the status between the UC System and Elsevier, journal titles marked as [Elsevier] will not grant full-text access to content from 2019 and later. 

To get full-text articles published in 2019 and later, please see our Alternative Access page.   

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BrowZine using a web browser

  1. Open your favorite web browser.
  2. Go to browzine.com
  3. Click Choose My Library
  4. Select University of California Irvine.
  5. Go to Settings.
  6. Under BrowZine Account, click Login 
  7. Click Sign up create an account.
  8. Browse journals by clicking BrowZine Library, or search for journal by title, subject, or ISSN. Add journals to your bookshelf by clicking on a journal, then clicking Add To My Bookshelf. 

Finding Articles and Databases

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