ONLINE JOURNALS AND SEARCH ENGINES FOR ACADEMIC

ÁREA DE CONHECIMENTO Count - ÁREA DE CONHECIMENTO

Books & Journals 7
Business and Economics 12
Databases and Archives 12
General Academic search engine 11
History 8
Humanities/Social Sciences 28
Math/Computer Science & Technology 13
Meta Search 3
Multidisciplinary 22
Reference 3
Science/Medicine 33
Total Result 152
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101 Free Online Journal and Research Databases for Academics. Scribendi (posiblemente Sebastiaan Mathôt, 12 March 2012). Dis
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N. RESEARCH DATABASE ÁREA DE CONHECIMENTO

42 Directory of Open Access Journals Books & Journals

61 HighBeam Research Books & Journals

97 Online Journals Search Engine Books & Journals

98 Open Library Books & Journals

124 Scirus Books & Journals

140 Vadlo Books & Journals

148 WorldCat Books & Journals

19 BPubs Business and Economics

33 Corporate Information Business and Economics

36 DailyStocks Business and Economics

46 EconBiz Business and Economics

47 EconLit Business and Economics

48 EconStor Business and Economics

49 EDGAR Search Business and Economics

68 IDEAS Business and Economics

70 Inomics Business and Economics

93 National Bureau of Economic Research Business and Economics

115 Research Papers in Economics Business and Economics

142 Virtual Library Labour History Business and Economics

8 Archivenet Databases and Archives

9 Archives Hub Databases and Archives

22 Catalog of U.S. Government Publications Databases and Archives

26 CIA World Factbook Databases and Archives

80 Library of Congress Databases and Archives

90 NASA Historical Archive Databases and Archives

91 National Agricultural Library Databases and Archives

92 National Archives Databases and Archives

100 OpenDOAR Databases and Archives

128 Smithsonian Institution Research Information

Databases
Systemand Archives

134 State Legislative Websites Directory Databases and Archives

136 The British Library Catalogues & Collections

Databases and Archives

1 Academic Index General Academic search engine

20 BUBL LINK General Academic search engine

41 Digital Library of the Commons RepositoryGeneral Academic search engine

58 Google Books General Academic search engine

60 Google Scholar General Academic search engine

69 Infomine General Academic search engine

74 Internet Public Library General Academic search engine

75 iSEEK Education General Academic search engine

114 RefSeek General Academic search engine

143 Virtual LRC General Academic search engine

147 Wolfram|Alpha General Academic search engine

6 Anthropological Index Online Humanities/Social Sciences

7 Anthropology Review Database Humanities/Social Sciences

10 Artcyclopedia Humanities/Social Sciences

15 Behavioral Brain Science Archive Humanities/Social Sciences

40 Digital History Humanities/Social Sciences

50 Education Resources Information Center Humanities/Social Sciences

52 Encyclopedia of Psychology Humanities/Social Sciences

53 Ethnologue Humanities/Social Sciences

56 Fold3 Humanities/Social Sciences

77 JURN Humanities/Social Sciences

78 LexisWeb Humanities/Social Sciences

79 Library of Anglo-American Culture and History

Humanities/Social Sciences

81 Literary Encyclopedia Humanities/Social Sciences

94 National Criminal Justice Reference Service

Humanities/Social Sciences

99 Open Library of Humanities (OLH) Humanities/Social Sciences

103 PhilPapers Humanities/Social Sciences

104 Political Information Humanities/Social Sciences

105 POPLINE Humanities/Social Sciences

106 Psycline Humanities/Social Sciences

111 PubPsych Humanities/Social Sciences

129 Social Science Research Network Humanities/Social Sciences

130 Social Sciences Citation Index Humanities/Social Sciences

131 SocioSite Humanities/Social Sciences

138 The SocioWeb Humanities/Social Sciences

139 University of Oxford Text Archive Humanities/Social Sciences

141 VET-Bib Humanities/Social Sciences

144 WikiArc Humanities/Social Sciences

145 WikiArt Humanities/Social Sciences

14 BASE: Bielefeld Academic Search Engine Multidisciplinary

29 CiteULike Multidisciplinary

30 CogPrints Multidisciplinary

32 CORE Multidisciplinary

39 De Gruyter Open Multidisciplinary

45 EBSCOhost American Doctoral Dissertation

Multidisciplinary
Database

54 EThOS Multidisciplinary

59 Google Correlate Multidisciplinary

76 JSTOR: Journal Storage Multidisciplinary

88 Microsoft Academic Search Multidisciplinary

95 OAIster Multidisciplinary

96 OASIS Multidisciplinary

101 Oxford Journals Multidisciplinary

102 Paperity Multidisciplinary

116 ResearchGate Multidisciplinary

118 SafetyLit Multidisciplinary

122 Scientific Electronic Library Online Multidisciplinary

132 Sparrho Multidisciplinary

133 SpringerLink Multidisciplinary

146 Wiley Online Library Multidisciplinary

149 WorldWideScience.org Multidisciplinary

151 Zenodo Multidisciplinary

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DOAJ is a "community-curated online directory that indexes and provides access to high quality, open
access, peer-reviewed journals." When you need top-quality journal writings for free, the Directory of
Open Access Journals is a great place to check out. You’ll get access to a searchable journal of full-text
quality controlled scientific and scholarly journals.

Research articles and published sources with HighBeam Research’s tools. You’ll not only be able to
search for what you’re looking for, you can also choose from featured research topics and articles. Note

In this free, powerful scientific search engine, you can discover journals, articles, research reports, and
books in scientific publications.

Find the world’s classic literature, open e-books, and other excellent open and free resources in the
Open Library. You can even contribute to the library with information, corrections to the catalog, and
curated lists.

For scientific information only, Scirus is a comprehensive research tool with more than 460 million
scientific items including journal content, courseware, patents, educational websites, and more.

Vadlo is a life sciences search engine offering protocols, tools, techniques, and powerpoints for
scientific research and discovery. Find what you’re looking for, and then stick around to check out the
forums. Because it is powered by Google, some of the search results lead to resources behind paywalls.
Find items from 10,000 libraries worldwide, with books, DVDs, CDs, and articles up for grabs. You can
even find your closest library with WorldCat’s tools.
Search the Business Publications Search Engine for access to business and trade publications in a tool
that offers not just excellent browsing, but a focused search as well.
Perfect for researching companies, Corporate Information offers an easy way to find corporate financial
records.
Easily look up stocks with this search engine to monitor the stock market and your portfolio.
EconBiz is an excellent resource for economic and business studies. It offers the option of searching all
free access journals or only open access material.

Run by the American Economic Association, visit EconLit to access more than 120 years of economics
literature from around the world in an easily searchable format. Find journal articles, books, book
reviews, articles, working papers, and dissertations, as well as historic journal articles from 1886 to
1968. It does require a membership, but you can get limited access to the website without one.

EconStor offers more than 128,000 open access documents in the field of economics and allows you to
search by author, year, document type, or collection.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has a collection of information intended to educate
investors on the conditions of the stock market. The resource is called EDGAR, and it provides access to
more than 21 million findings, including full texts of filings published in the past four years.

Boasting its status as "the largest bibliographic database dedicated to economics and available freely
on the Internet," IDEAS indexes over 2.2 million items, more than 2 million of which can be freely
downloaded.

Although primarily a job-search tool, this site also allows you to search for recent articles by subject.
Not only can you do your research here, but you can also sign up and customize a newsfeed that will
deliver you articles of interest.

The National Bureau of Economic Research has compiled tons of research into an easy-to-use,
searchable website. The research is conducted by over 1,400 economics university professors.

Find research in economics and related sciences through the RePEc, a volunteer-maintained
bibliographic database of working papers, articles, books, and even software components with more
than 1.2 million research pieces.

Maintained by the International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam, this library offers historians
excellent content for learning about economics, business, and more.
An initiative of the Historical Centre Overijssel, Archivenet makes it easy to find Dutch archives and
more.

Find the best of what Britain has to offer in the Archives Hub. You’ll be able to search archives from
almost 200 institutions from England, Scotland, and Wales. Archives Hub allows you to search subjects,
finding relevant information stored in various archives around Scotland, England, and Wales. Be aware
that many of these are physical materials only available at certain institutions, but the site does provide
some links to digital content, including images linking to full-resolution display and links to full-text files
and PDF files, when available.
The Catalog of U.S. Government Publications (CGP) is a directory of publications from the legislative,
executive, and judicial branches of the U.S. government. Here you can browse more than 500,000
records, including direct links to those available online.

As the center of intelligence, the CIA has certainly done its job with The World Factbook, offering
information on major reference information around the world. History, people, government, economy,
and more are all covered in this online publication. It's a great resource for finding facts about every
country in the world, including information about countries' history, geography, transportation, and
more.

The U.S. Library of Congress Online Catalog provides access to hundreds of documents in various
subjects, including newspapers, audio files, and government documents. In this incredible library, you’ll
get access to searchable source documents, historical photos, and amazing digital collections.

Explore the history of space in this historical archive from NASA, highlighting space history and manned
missions.
A service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, you can find global information for agriculture in the
National Agricultural Library.
Check out this resource for access to the National Archives. Find online, public access to find historic
documents, research, government information, and more in a single search.
OpenDOAR is a search engine that combs though open-access repositories around the world.
Get access to the considerable resources of the Smithsonian Institution through the Research
Information System, a great way to search more than 7.4 million records from the Smithsonian’s
museums, archives, and libraries. You do need to have a membership to use this service.

The National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) gathers information from throughout the U.S. to
help you cite documents such as bills and statutes, from the legislatures of all 50 U.S. states, DC, and
the Territories.

The British Library allows you to view digital galleries and online collections. It also allows you to search
and request various books, publications, and journals to complete your research.

This scholarly search engine and web directory was created just for college students. The websites in
this index are selected by librarians, teachers, and educational consortia. Be sure to check out their
research guides for history, health, criminal justice, and more. The Virtual Learning Resources Center
indexes over 10,000 academic information websites, providing current, valid information for academic
projects.

If you love the Dewey Decimal system, this Internet resource catalog is a great resource. Search using
your own keywords, or browse subject areas with Dewey subject menus.
Check out the DLC to find international literature including free and open access full-text articles,
papers, and dissertations.
Google Books is a great way to search subjects, quotes, authors, and literary sources. Often, the full text
will not be available, but you can search excerpts of books for your required information.

Google Scholar has been a secret weapon of students for years. Here you can search topics, and it will
return relevant, reputable articles, journals, and research. Full texts are sometimes available, while
others are behind paywalls on publishers' websites.
The Infomine is an incredible tool for finding scholarly Internet resource collections, especially in the
sciences.
Find resources by subject through the Internet Public Library’s database.

iSeek is an excellent targeted search engine, designed especially for students, teachers, administrators,
and caregivers. Find authoritative, intelligent, and time-saving resources in a safe, editor-reviewed
environment with iSEEK. Searches can be filtered by grade level, location, organization, resource type,
and more.

With more than 1 billion documents, web pages, books, journals, newspapers, and more, RefSeek offers
authoritative resources in just about any subject, without all of the mess of sponsored links and
commercial results.

The Virtual Learning Resources Center has created a custom Google search, featuring only the best of
academic information websites. This search is curated by teachers and library professionals around the
world to share great resources for academic projects.

Using expert-level knowledge, this search engine doesn’t just find links; it answers questions, does
analysis, and generates reports.
This anthropological online search includes both general search of 4,000 periodicals held in The British
Museum Anthropology Library as well as Royal Anthropological Institute films.
Through this database, you can get access to anthropology reviews, look up publishers, and find
resources available for review.

Search Artcyclopedia to find everything there is to know about fine art, with 160,000 links, 9,000 artists
listed, and 2,900 art sites indexed. This should be a go-to resource for art majors. You can search for
information by artist, artwork, or location. It will then lead you to relevant articles from museums,
newspapers, and other scholarly sources.

Check out this searchable archive to find extensive psychology and brain science articles.

University of Houston’s Digital History database offers a wealth of links to textbook, primary sources,
and educational materials in digital history. The database has multimedia, an interactive timeline, active
learning, and resources for teachers. It allows you to browse newspaper articles, journals, and general
sources for content related to American history.

ERIC, of the Institution of Education Sciences, allows you to search by topics related to education. Links
lead to other sites, where you may have to purchase information, but you can search for full-text
articles only.

The Encyclopedia of Psychology links to various resources sorted by subject. You can search by career,
environment behavior relationships, organizations, paradigms and theories, people and history,
publications, resources, and underlying reductionist machinery.

Search the languages of the world with Ethnologue, offering an encyclopedic reference of all the
world’s known living languages. You’ll also be able to find more than 28,000 citations in the
Ethnologue’s language research bibliography.

Fold3 allows people to search U.S. military records. Though you must pay to do a thorough search of
your own ancestry, you can access a fraction of their records to find general info.
JURN is a search engine that provides you with links to over 4,000 free scholarly websites, e-journals in
the arts and humanities and articles that are all available for free.
Lexis provides a lot of reliably sourced content about law. Some resources can be accessed for free, but
for other resources, you must purchase a membership or pay for each piece of content individually.

Use the history guide from the Library of Anglo-American Culture and History for a subject catalog of
recommended websites for historians, with about 11,000 to choose from.

The Literary Encyclopedia provides tons of resources on literature, history, and culture. Although you
can view the entries without a membership, you do need one to view the articles in their entirety.

The National Criminal Justice Reference Service provides articles and other resources focused on
criminal justice and drug-related information. It is funded by the U.S. government and provides links to
full-text articles whenever possible.

The mission of the Open Library of Humanities is to "support and extend open access to scholarship in
the humanities." To research your topic, browse the featured journals and search for your required
keywords.

PhilPapers is an index of philosophy-related journals, books, open access archives, and personal pages
of academics. It is "maintained by the community of philosophers" and allows you to browse over 1,000
philosophy journals. It does have a function that allows you to search open access resources only.

Political Information is a search engine for politics, policy, and political news with more than 5,000
carefully selected websites for political information.

A free resource containing 380,000 records, POPLINE helps you seek resources related to family
planning and reproductive health. Although it is free to search, access to articles does require that you
pay a membership fee.

Psycline allows you to look for psychology and social sciences journals and articles across many
databases. Although some articles are behind paywalls, others are open access.
PubPsych allows users to search psychology-related resources and directs them to articles and journals.
Full texts are available for most articles, but there are some you may have to purchase.

The Social Science Research Network (SSRN) is a collection of papers from scholars in the social sciences
community including cognitive science, leadership, management, and social insurance. The site offers
over 700,000 abstracts and over 600,000 full-text papers.

The Thomson Reuters Social Sciences Citation Index is a paid tool, but well worth its cost for the wealth
of relevant articles, search tools, and thorough resources available.
Use this site from the University of Amsterdam to browse sociological subjects including activism,
culture, peace, and racism.
Check out this guide to find all of the sociological resources you’ll need on the internet. The SocioWeb
offers links to articles, essays, journals, blogs, and even a marketplace.
This archive is a catalog of electronic literary and linguistic resources. Although many are freely
accessible, some texts have restricted access.

VET-Bib, of the European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training, contains 80,000
references related to vocational education training. Not all articles are in English, but you can sort by
language if needed.
WikiArc is a search tool that allows you to find open access documents related to archaeology.
With this custom Google search engine, you can find open access articles about archaeology.

BASE is operated by the Bielefeld University Library, and it offers over 100 million documents from over
4,000 sources. Sixty percent of its content is open access, and you can filter your search accordingly.

CiteULike allows users to find reputable resources in the form of journals and articles. It also acts as an
online bibliography manager for organizing references.

CogPrints is an electronic database of self-archived research for which full texts are available. The
database includes work in the fields of psychology, neuroscience, linguistics, computer science,
philosophy, and biology.

CORE aims to aggregate all open access research and facilitate unrestricted access to research. It allows
users to check more than 66 million open access articles.

An imprint of independent academic publisher De Gruyter, De Gruyter Open publishes and indexes
open access material, including 435 journals and more than 100 books, in all major academic
disciplines.

This index provides access to over 172,000 dissertations from 1902 to the present in a variety of
subjects. Full texts are provided when available.

Run by the British Library, EThOS allows you to browse more than 400,000 doctoral theses. Although
some full texts are unavailable through EThOS and must be accessed through the institution at which it
was published, a PDF is provided whenever a full text is available.
Google Correlate is a custom search engine that allows you to search real-world trends and data.

JSTOR is a very well-known resource, offering access to journals, primary sources, and books in a variety
of disciplines. You can register for a free account, but many of the articles are behind a paywall.

Microsoft’s academic search engine offers access to more than 38 million different publications, with
features including maps, graphing, trends, and paths that show how authors are connected.

OAlster is a database that "contains records of digital resources from open-archive collections
worldwide." You can become a member to get access to all the resources, and physical copies can be
delivered to your library through WorldCat.

The Open Access Scholarly Information Sourcebook (OASIS) is an online directory of open access
journals in a variety of subjects.

This database of journals published by Oxford University Press acts as an archive of over 300 journals in
a wide range of subjects. You can search by subject or keyword to find your desired subject, and full
texts are provided when available.

Paperity boasts being the "first multi-disciplinary aggregator of open access journals and papers." Its
focus is helping you avoid paywalls while connecting you to authoritative research.
With more than 11 million members, this platform allows researchers to both share and find research.
Although you must sign up to use the platform, registration is free.
SafetyLit directs researchers to theses, reports, and journal articles focusing on safety and injury
prevention.
SciELO is a database with more than 1,249 scientific journals. It offers open access to scholarly
documents in the fields of biology and technology. The site was "especially conceived to meet the
scientific communication needs of developing countries," allowing you to search by region, as well as
ensuring the visibility and accessibility of research from these areas.

Sparrho's goal is to "democratise science," providing open access to over 45,000 journals.
SpringerLink helps researchers find relevant resources, providing links to full articles, where available,
or links to where the book or article can be accessed for a fee.
This collection of online resources provides access to over six million articles in countless disciplines.
You can check through all journals or limit your search to only open access journals.
WorldWideScience.org connects researchers with authoritative sources about various science-related
subjects.

Zenodo was "built and developed by researchers, to ensure that everyone can join in open science."
You can sort by keyword, title, journal, and more and download open access documents directly from
the site.
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DOAB: Directorio de libros de acceso abierto. Contenidos académicos a texto completo que se pueden descargar.
DOAJ-Directory of Open Access Journals. Directorio internacional de revistas en acceso abierto.

Digital CSIC. Repositorio institucional del Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas. Difunde en acceso abierto los

Digital Public Library of America. Reúne las riquezas de las bibliotecas, archivos y museos de los Estados Unidos, y los p
Europeana. Acceso a más de 50 millones de archivos digitalizados, libros, material gráfico, etc.
Biblioteca Digital Hispánica. Portal libre y gratuito de documentos digitalizados de la Biblioteca Nacional de España.

Biblioteca Virtual Miguel de Cervantes. Especializada en humanidades, ofrece una gran variedad de contenidos y recur

Google Book Search. Buscador de Google especializado en libros que el mismo Google escanea. Los documentos en do

HISPANA. Reúne las colecciones digitales de archivos, bibliotecas y museos españoles.

Hathi Trust . Asociación de instituciones académicas y de investigación que ofrece una colección de millones de docum

Libros electrónicos UCM-Google . Cientos de miles de libros en texto completo pueden ya consultarse gracias al trabajo

Project Gutenberg: Base de datos de libros electrónicos en acceso abierto. La gran mayoría de los documentos están e
Wikipedia (Acceso abierto / Open access). Enlaces a repositorios, directorios y bibliotecas digitales.
 descargar.

cceso abierto los resultados de investigación del CSIC.

s Unidos, y los pone a disposición del mundo de forma gratuita.

al de España.

ntenidos y recursos educativos dirigidos a la comunidad universitaria y escolar.

cumentos en dominio público o sin derechos de autor se pueden descargar completamente.

llones de documentos digitalizados provenientes de bibliotecas de todo el mundo.

gracias al trabajo que la Biblioteca de la Universidad Complutense y Google realizan conjuntamente con otras bibliotecas de pr

umentos están escritos en inglés.

ras bibliotecas de prestigio y multitud de editoriales