If you're looking for articles about a particular topic, try looking in one of our databases. Databases are large collections of journal articles and other information. The following are a selection of relevant databases. Each of our Subject guides also provide links to recommended databases.
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The DOI is often found on the first page of an article. If you can't find a DOI for an article, try searching Crossref for the article title to check whether a DOI is available.
Your lecturer may require you to find peer-reviewed journal articles. Here are some tips on finding out if your journal is a peer-reviewed journal:
There are 4 ways to check for peer-reviewed status:
Also remember to check that your article is scholarly and not just an opinion or commentary piece that happens to be in a peer-reviewed publication. Some good indicators: