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Contains resources to support research in chemistry, chemical engineering, business and regulatory resources, and tools for managing information.

Need to draw chemical structures? Or biological pathways?

ACS Style Guide
A good resource how to communicate scientific information. Also includes examples how to cite in ACS style.

Try these first:

SciFinder
http://libraries.mit.edu/get/scifinder (use/bookm ark this URL)
Comprehensive chemistry resource
Register to use; learn more about Scifinder
Scopus
General science, technology, medicine
Web of Science
General science

Other places to look:

For all online journals go to Vera

Check out Journal Citations Reports for ISI Impact factors, rankings, and half-lives for journals

**Manage your Information**
Manage your Information - Contains links to research guides for managing citations, personal digital content, publications, copyright, and research data.	Endnote - Helps organize citations and create a bibliography. MIT does not offer a site license for EndNote but there is a free web version for MIT users through Web of Science.
Mendeley - Manage citations and PDFs using a desktop client that syncs with web-based account that supports small group collaboration. Mendeley Institutional Edition gives MIT users additional storage and other features.	Zotero - A free, open-source program that works with Firefox, Chrome, and Safari. For many databases and websites, it can tell when a list of books or articles is displayed, so citation information can be saved with just a few clicks:

Connect from on and off-campus
Connect to licensed resources from on and off campus.
Overleaf
Overleaf is an online LaTeX and Rich Text collaborative writing and publishing tool. Access Overleaf Pro+ accounts through MIT Libraries.
Scholarly Publishing
Resources to support questions about MIT's Open Access policy, copyright issues, publisher policies, and compliance with federal OA mandates.