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Note: To Identify Yourself as Colorado School of Mines User:
- go to Settings at the the top of the Google Scholar search screen
- select Library links
- Search for "Colorado School of Mines" and click Save.
Off Campus? Access Is Easy!
Start from the Library Website, just find what you want and log in with your Mines credentials when prompted. Learn more on our off campus access guide.
Where Is It?
| A - Neural Computation | 1M Floor (Mezzanine) |
| Neural Networks - Z | 1st Floor |
| New Journals Display | 2nd Floor |
Can't Find Your Material within the Mines collections?
If an item you need for your research is not available in our collection, we can get it for you!
Your best bet is our Can't Find It page. When you get there, you can:
- Try a quick search in Prospector, our regional catalog and have items delivered to Arthur Lakes for free
- Still not available? Simply request it though Interlibrary Loan (see below for links)
- Interlibrary Loan for current Mines faculty, staff, and students
- Interlibrary Loan for Mines alumni and paid members (this link will not work for current Mines faculty, staff, and students)
Please note: it can take up to 12 days to receive a book through interlibrary loan.
Why Articles?
The articles found in many scholarly journals go through a "peer-review" process. In other words, the articles are checked by academics and other experts. The information is therefore reliable. As well as containing scholarly information, journal articles can include reports and/or reviews of current research and topic-specific information.
Use scholarly journals when you need original research on a topic; articles and essays written by scholars or subject experts; factual documented information to reinforce a position; or references lists that point you to other relevant research. Scholarly journals take less time to publish than books, but the peer-review process can be lengthy.
Popular articles found in magazines are often written by journalist or professional writers for a general audience. They tend to be shorter than scholarly journal articles and rarely give full citations for sources. Popular articles from magazines are helpful if you want background on a topic that is new to you or very current information.
Not Sure Where to Start?
Search the Library Catalog and then limit your results to articles
Search for Articles in Multiple Journals at Once
- Database A-Z ListView our full list of databases. Use the dropdown filters to narrow the databases to a subject area or material type.
Find It @ Mines
Watch for our "Find It @ Mines" button within databases to help guide you to full-text access or to our Library Catalog in order to request via Interlibrary Loan:
