Search with Citation Information and Unique Identifiers
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Citation Linker (Find It!)Search for articles by parts of the citation. For articles not in our databases, select Resource Sharing for a pre-filled request form.
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LibKey.io This link opens in a new window
Use LibKey.io to easily search by DOI or PMID to find the article in BrowZine or OneSearch to request through Resource Sharing. Visit the How Do I Use LibKey and BrowZine guide to learn more.
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EBSCO Full Text FinderSearch for e-Books and journals by title, ISBN or ISSN. Limited to EBSCO databases.
Tip: ISBN, ISSN, DOI, and PMID are unique identifiers for articles and books. These are the only identifiers needed to search with the Citation Linker. Adding other information decreases the likelihood your search will return a result.
- ISBN (International Standard Book Number)
- ISSN (International Standard Serial Number)
- DOI (Digital Object Identifier). DOI are assigned primarily to articles found online. They begin with 10.-----
- PMID (PubMed unique identifier). PMID identifier is specific to PubMed, however, OneSearch and Find IT! can search by PMID.
LibKey.IO DOI/PMID Search Box
Lookup a journal article by DOI or PMID
*Tip: DOIs start with 10.### Omit any HTTP or HTTPS. See this FAQ for details.
