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Access Info

Access to electronic resources should be seamless from any UF networked computer. Note that some computers in Shands may require remote access.

Eligibility for access: UF students/faculty/staff members with current, valid UF ID/Gator1 Card

Remote access for all electronic resources: VPN software or EZProxy.

Some databases, journals and resources are public access and some are UF-subscribed.

If you can't access full-text from PubMed, do not assume that we don't have it.

If UF does not have the article you need in either print or electronic form, request a free copy via InterlibraryLoan. ILL usually take 3 days and delivers as Web PDFs. Books and other items can also be obtained via ILL though they are slower to obtain.

Do NOT pay to order articles without consulting with your liaison librarian!

Open Access and the IR

UF Library Open Access Resource Guide
The purpose of this library guide is to help the University of Florida community to explore and understand new models of scholarly publishing. The guide provides information on the benefits of open access, how to locate open access resources, and the ways UF participates in the open access initiative.
UF Open Access Publishing Fund
The University of Florida Open Access Publishing (UFOAP) Fund supports the goal of making UF research findings available immediately without charge to all readers. When funds are not available from other sources, the Fund will assist UF authors by paying reasonable Article Processing Charges (APCs) assessed by publishers of open access journals, including hybrid open access journals.
The Institutional Repository at the University of Florida
The digital archive for the intellectual output of the University of Florida community, and includes research, news, outreach, and educational materials.

Search the UF Libraries' Catalog

Search the library catalog to find books, journals, audiovisual materials, government publications, and many other kinds of resources available across UF's libraries.