Web search engines

• AltaVista
• AltaVista (Advanced Search)
• Excite
• Hotbot
• Infoseek
• Internet Sleuth
• Lycos
• Webcrawler
• Yahoo
• Yahoo UK

Bibliographic databases (usually with abstracts)

• Web of Science, which has replaced BIDS for ISI searches.
• BIDS, including ingentaJournals (full-text access to many journals, e.g. EJN). BIDS uses the Athens authorization system.
• WebSpirs at Cambridge; includes MedLine from 1966 and PsycLIT from 1887.
• BioMedNet. An excellent collection of resources; includes databases of many journals (some with full-text access) and web searches by speciality. Requires subscription but this is free.
• FirstSearch database of databases from OCLC.
• PubMed from NLM (= MEDLINE).
• Cambridge Scientific Abstracts is quite good

Journals with full-text access

Note: several sites provide full-text access based on user registration, or relying on the University's institutional subscription (usually meaning you can only access the articles from a computer in the ".cam.ac.uk" domain).

To search for full-text articles for a given journal, I suggest the following order: (1) the list below; (2) Neurosciences on the Internet; (3) Neuroscion; (4) BIDS ingentaJournals; (5) PsychWatch; (6) the publisher's site; (7) general web search.

• Annual Reviews. Full text access requires subscription, which the University has. Annual Review of Neuroscience.
• Behavioral & Brain Sciences target article preprints
• Brain Research
• Brain Research Reviews
• British Medical Journal (BMJ)
• Cell (subscription required for complete access)
• European Journal of Neuroscience - for full text access use BIDS
• Experimental Brain Research
• J. Applied Behavior Analysis
• J. Experimental Analysis of Behavior
• Journal of Neurophysiology
• Journal of Neuroscience
• The Lancet (some articles available to non-subscribers; registration required but free)
• Nature (subscription required for complete access)
• Nature Medicine (subscription required for complete access)
• Nature Neuroscience (subscription required for complete access)
• Neuron (subscription required for complete access)
• New Scientist
• Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. USA
• Psychopharmacology (requires a password, which we have)
• Science (2)
• Scientific American
• Trends journals (including TINS and TICS)

Publishers and journal collections

• Academic Press. Includes IDEAL (US, UK), full-text journals from Academic Press and selected journals from W.B. Saunders and Churchill Livingstone.
• American Psychological Association. With links to their journals.
• Blackwell Science. Includes Synergy online journals, for which registration is free but full-text access is restricted (pay per article). For EJN, use BIDS ingentaJournals instead.
• Cambridge University Press (UK, USA) with Journals Online - full text, requires registration, but few journals of interest)
• CogPrints electronic archive of papers in biology, computer science, linguistics, neuroscience, philosophy and psychology.
• Electronic psychology journals.An index from Hanover College (USA).
• Elsevier Science. ContentsDirect is an e-mail notification service; ScienceDirect is a full-text service to which we don't seem to subscribe.
• Lawrence Erlbaum Associates
• National Academy Press
• Neurosciences on the Internet - Journals
• New York Academy of Sciences
• Oxford University Press
• Psychwatch - Journals
• Springer and Springer LINK, with full-text access to all Springer's journals including Exp. Brain Res. and Psychopharmacology. Some journals require a password (we have one for PP); others are completely free.
• Wiley InterScience, for Wiley-Liss journals (full text; requires subscription for complete access)

Journals (information, table of contents or abstracts only)

• Behavioral Neuroscience (APA)
• Behavioural Brain Research (Elsevier)
• Behavioural Processes (Elsevier)
• J. Experimental Psychology: Animal Behavior Processes (APA)
• Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology - Section B - Comparative and Physiological Psychology (Psychology Press). But there is also a link here which gives full-text access via Catchword, a bizarre system using RealPage software. Subscription required for complete access.

The following haven't been assessed:

• Neuroscience
• Behavioural Pharmacology

Research councils, funding organizations, societies

• The Wellcome Trust
• The UK Medical Research Council (MRC); their Cognitive and Brain Sciences Unit (CBU)
• The UK Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC); the Babraham Institute
• The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA); one of the United States' National Institutes of Health (NIH)
• British Association for Psychopharmacology (BAP)
• British Neuroscience Association (BNA)
• European Brain and Behaviour Society (EBBS)
• European Behavioural Pharmacology Society (EBPS)
• Federation of European Neuroscience Societies (FENS)
• Society for Neuroscience (SFN). Abstracts for the 2000 meeting.

Neuroscience

• Neurosciences on the Internet. Their "best bets" section. All references on this page are to the UK mirror; the original is here.
• The Whole Brain Atlas (humans)
• UCLA Laboratory of Neuro Imaging (humans, rats)
• Neuroscion. Access to full-text articles of a variety of journals; subscription is by field of interest.
• MIT CogNet (cognitive neuroscience)

Psychology

• American Psychological Association.
• CTI Psychology (at York).
• The MIT Encyclopedia of Cognitive Sciences
• Psychwatch

• Cambridge University Library (or telnet access - holds lists of all books and journals in the University)
• Library of Congress (or straight to the catalogue)

• Amazon
• Blackwell's

Computing

• Adobe Acrobat Reader, required to read PDF files. Most full-text articles are in this format. Free. 
• UK Mirror Service. Academic site that mirrors many major companies' FTP sites.
• Other utilities: WinZip, TextPad,GhostScript.
• Internet software: Netscape, FTP Explorer, NetInfo, Xitami.
• SPSS
• Microsoft and their Support Online site
• ResearchSoft, formerly Niles Software (makers of EndNote) and Cherwell Scientific, the UK distributor
• Wolfram Research, makers of Mathematica
• The Numerical Applications Group, makers of Genstat

Suppliers

• P.J.Noyes Company Precision Food Pellets (pellets)
• RS Components or their UK division (electrical products)
• Cenes Cognition (operant chambers)
• Med Associates (operant chambers)
• Sigma-Aldrich (drugs, chemicals)
• Simply Computers (computer equipment)
• Insight UK (computer equipment)
• Amplicon; Amplicon Online (second site) (digital interfaces)
• Hamilton (syringes)
• Semat (UK supplier of Plastics One components)
• Plastics One (plastic components)

Statistics

• David Howell's statistics page (he's the author of Statistical Methods for Psychology)
• Virtual Laboratories in Probability and Statistics, Alabama

Admin

• Cambridge University certificate holder

Other labs and reseachers

• John D. Salamone
• Allan R. Wagner
• Bernard Balleine

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