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Indexes thousands of the most prestigious, high impact research journals in the world. Also has cited reference searching and ways to refine and analyze your search results.
Bringing the history of dress to life for students through beautifully crafted videos using historically accurate period costume. This collection includes exclusive videos created by Crow’s Eye Productions with additional resources and articles, ideal for teaching and study.
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Covidence is a systematic reviews production tool for title/abstract screening, full-text screening, data abstraction, and quality assessment. Users must register for an institutional account using their USC email address.
Provides a collection of highly curated corpora (or collections of text) designed for searching text from a range of resources to observe language, variation, and change between specified dates on specific items.
An extensive library of data, analysis, white papers and webinars covers a wide array of complex IT issues, emerging technologies and industry trends. *Note - subscription does not include actionable research content, such as Toolkits, IT Key Metrics Data, or ITScore maturity assessments.
Japan Times Archives offers a searchable collection of digitized issues of Japan’s largest and longest running English-language newspaper, covering the years 1897 through the final issue of the previous calendar year.
Keyword-searchable, online access to the entire historical archive of all related titles from 1873 up to today's issues, including regional editions and web articles.