The RSL has a huge collection of physical and electronic materials. We have so much that we wanted to shine a spotlight on some of our items whether recently added or an existing collection item. The resources are recommended by our knowledgeable subject librarians who are excited to show off parts of the collection for their subject.
This month’s selector is:
Alessandra Vetrugno has selected Reaxys Academic Edition.
Brief Description
Reaxys Academic Edition is a vital resource for Chemistry research and education. Its extensive database covers Chemistry information dating as far back as 1771 and can be searched in different ways including by chemical structure and reaction type.
Its advanced search tools ensure fast access to:
- Over 86 million documents
- Over 179 million organic, inorganic and organometallic substances
- >57 million chemical Reactions
- More than 500M searchable experimental properties
- >35 million Patents from 105 patent offices
- Over 43 million bioactivity data points
- Published and AI predicted synthesis routes
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Who is this useful for?
This resource is essential for Chemistry students and researchers, from undergraduate level up to academics. It is also relevant for researchers in Biochemistry and in Pharmacology, with, for example, its applications in drug discovery. It is also relevant for researchers in Materials Science as well as for researchers in Biochemistry and in Pharmacology, with, for example, its applications in drug discovery.
How can I access it?
Reaxys Academic Edition is available through SOLO . To access it off campus use the VPN or sign in to the journal platform with your Single Sign On (SSO).
If you want to know more about searching Reaxys, you can talk to one of our friendly Subject Librarians! 😊