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February 11, 2012
 
 
 
 
 

UC-eLinks

University of California's direct connection to articles

UC-eLinks logoSince UC-eLinks debuted in 2002, we’ve seen shifts in the way scholars do research. Discovery and delivery have merged -- researchers expect access to publications at the same time as they find them. They prefer articles that are available immediately online.

UC-eLinks connects scholars directly with articles and ebooks by providing an easy way to move from an article or book citation to the actual publication.

UC-eLinks also lets users

  • Check to see if an item is available in the UC libraries
  • Request items not available on their home campuses

UC-eLinks runs on SFX software from Ex Libris. Learn more about what UC-eLinks does.

external linkGo directly to

external linkCitation Linker
If you already have a citation, use this form to get the publication

external linkCampus A-Z ejournal lists
ejournals licensed by each campus (plus CDL titles)

external linkCDL A-Z ejournal lists
ejournals licensed by CDL (updated weekly)

UC-eLinks Team
Lena Zentall Product Manager | Staff profile available
Technical Team
Margery Tibbetts Technical Lead | Staff profile available
Lynne Cameron Technical Team Manager | Lynne Cameron staff profile available
Debra Bartling Secondary Backup Technical Lead | Debra Bartling staff profile available
Advisory Team
Jayne Dickson Information Services | Staff profile available
Holly Eggleston Collection Development & Management | Staff profile available
Karl Kocher (UC Davis) Campus advisor |
Ellen Meltzer Information Services | Staff profile available
Alison Ray Information Services |
Sarah Troy (UC Santa Cruz) Campus advisor |
Sherry Willhite Resource Sharing | Staff profile available

UC-eLinks Team Charge [PDF]

Last updated: February 06, 2012
Document owner: UC-eLinks Team
Top 10 places linked to (targets)
  1. Elsevier Science Direct
  2. Academic Search Complete
  3. Blackwell
  4. Sage
  5. American Chemical Society
  6. Wiley
  7. Campus OPACs III
  8. Springer Link
  9. Lippincott
  10. Taylor and Francis

October – December 2011

Top 10 places linked from (sources)
  1. PubMed
  2. Web of Science
  3. Shared Cataloging Program
  4. GoogleScholar
  5. Web Of Knowledge
  6. Psycinfo
  7. Chemical Abstracts
  8. Academic Search Complete
  9. Unknown source
  10. BIOSIS

October – December 2011