Once you have finished searching the database, you may print, save, or email the results of your search. UB SciFinder Scholar is a desktop research tool designed for use by students and faculty. Users explore this collection of published scientific research by author name, research topic, substance identifier, chemical structure, or chemical reaction. Simply point and click to retrieve bibliographic information on more than 27 million substances. Current features allow users to search for information by chemical structure and substructure, reaction, polymer, or specific biosequence.
Individuals can load the software on their home or office PCs.
Instructions for downloading the SciFinder software can be found on SEL's Access to SciFinder Scholar page . The Chemistry Department loaded software on machines in their area and in faculty offices. Other UB Libraries will provide access to SciFinder on dedicated workstations. The National Human Genome Research Institute is publicizing a number of electronic sites where the public working draft version of the human sequence can be found in its most useable forms. These sites are updated very frequently, indeed almost continually.