RSS Feeds in Journal Finder

If you search for journals in our Journal Finder, you can now access RSS feeds to get notifications of new issues' table of contents.

What is RSS? We've created a subject guide on that very subject called "Current Awareness with RSS Feeds". It includes information about what RSS feeds are and how you can use them for different purposes. If you haven't used RSS feeds before I'd suggest watching the brief video embedded on the first page of that guide.

If have you used RSS feeds before, Journal Finder can help you find RSS feeds for the tables of contents of hundreds of academic journals from a wide range of publishers such as: Sage, Wiley, Blackwells, Elsevier, Oxford, Nature, American Chemical Society, American Physical Society, and many more.

When you search in Journal Finder, if a journal in your results has an associated RSS feed, you will see the standard RSS icon, which looks like this:

Clicking on the RSS icon will take you to the url for the RSS feed.

Next to the RSS icons are small information icons which will take you to the aforementioned subject guide on RSS.

If you have any questions feel free to ask your subject librarian.

-Derik A Badman
Digital Services Librarian