Research Guides: Human Physiology (HPHY): Graduate student resources

Use a machine to do your tedious work

Go to www.zotero.org, click on "Log in," and register for a free account.

Go to www.zotero.org/download to download the Zotero desktop application and browser extension (Zotero Connector) for your Internet browser (Chrome, Firefox, or Safari).

Get the articles you need

Much more on using zotero
sync, then add items so you can generate a bibliography
Use the specialized databases
Go to the Articles tab in the left hand navigation
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Make use of Web of Science, Google Scholar (with UO library integrated) and PubMed (with the special UO version)
Off campus, use either the proxy server or VPN
On campus, use UO Secure

Set up your Interlibrary Loan (ILL) account to get articles UO doesn't own. Jump the paywall.
Use ILL if we don't own the article. This video will walk you through the process of requesting an item with ILL.

Set up for success

Use ORCiD to set up and protect your scholarly identity
Claim your UO sponsored New York Times account
Activate your pass to the full NY Times. Directions include how to start and what to do if you already have a paid subscription.
Open access for publications

Written directions for setting up WoS and Google Scholar alerts can be found on this NIH page.

Using Browzine

BrowZine allows you to browse scholarly journals available from the UO Libraries or from open sources on your tablet, iPhone or Android phone app. There is also a web version.
View complete issues of journals including the table of contents.
Be alerted when a new issue of a journal is published using the app.
Save articles on your mobile device to read later even when you are off line.
Create a personal library of up to 64 favorite journals.
Download BrowZine articles to Dropbox, Mendeley, Zotero, and other services to help keep all of your information together in one place.