Chemistry and Chemical Engineering: Site-licensed services
Covers key library resources for chemists and chemical engineers who want to search bibliographic terms, chemical structures, chemical reactions, and physical properties or numeric data. Also includes software and collaborative tools as well as methods t
Site licensed services by the Stanford Libraries
Contents:
Name of Service | Brief Description |
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Overleaf | Collaborative writing and publishing tool |
Collaborative tool to create detailed and interactive methods and protocols | |
BrowZine | Find and read new journal articles. Put favorite journal titles on My Bookshelf. |
Also see: Bibliography management tools.
Campus site license for Overleaf Professional
Access Overleaf Professional
OverLeaf Professional at Stanford University
Licensed for the campus by the Stanford Libraries, an Overleaf Professional account includes these features: 10GB of space, an unlimited number of collaborators, an unlimited number of private projects, real-time collaboration, thousands of templates, powerful LaTex editor, real-time track changes, advanced reference search, reference manager sync, full document history, Dropbox integration, GitHub integration, and priority support.
Campus site license for Protocols.io Premium
Stanford Libraries Blog: Protocols.io Premium Edition Now Available for Stanford Users - Great overview of features
Lane Library Blog: Open Science Tool to Publish Protocols - Includes practical tips
Access Protocols.io
- Protocols.io.Call Number: Stanford Libraries » Online resource » eResourcePublication Date: Berkeley, CA : Zappylab, 2014-
The Premium version of protocols.io -- a collaborative platform and preprint server for methods and protocols -- is now available free to all Stanford users! Funded by the Dean of Research and supported by Stanford Libraries, protocols.io allows you to create step-by-step detailed, interactive and dynamic protocols that can be run on mobile or web. This platform is useful for researchers in any discipline that uses a step-by-step methodology, including life sciences, engineering, chemistry, data science, and computational social sciences.
BrowZine
- BrowZineUse BrowZine to easily find, read, and monitor thousands of scholarly journals covering all disciplines that are available from the Stanford Libraries. Please note that Stanford's Lane Medical Library has a separate instance of BrowZine that lists their journal subscriptions. Access on the web and with dedicated iOS and Android applications.
Personalization features:
- With My Bookself, users may easily follow titles of interest and be notified when new articles are published
- My articles enables offline reading of saved articles
- Integration with EndNote, RefWorks, Mendeley and other bibliographic services.
BrowZine tutorials
- Key library links
- Reference shelf / software
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- Subjects: analytical, physical & theoretical chemistry resourcesToggle Dropdown
- Subjects: biological, inorganic & organic chemistry resourcesToggle Dropdown
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- Last Updated: Dec 20, 2024 3:59 PM
- URL: https://guides.library.stanford.edu/chem
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Subjects: Chemical engineering, Chemistry, Science and engineering
Tags: chemical engineering, chemistry, Science