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Temporary Free Access

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The following databases are freely available due to COVID-19. Check individual databases for availability dates.
Annual Reviews (temporarily accessible until April 30, 2020 during COVID 19) This link opens in a new window
Temporary
Temporary access to the full run of Annual Reviews. This will end on April 30, 2020.
ASTM Standards for COVID 19 Supply Chain This link opens in a new window
Temporary
This is TEMPORARY access to a very limited number of standards concerning the COVID 19 supply chain. Users register individually for access. This is a service where you can view and read ASTM safety standards incorporated in United States regulations.
Elsevier temporary access to coronavirus & COVID-19 research This link opens in a new window
Temporary
Temporary access to relevant research on COVID-19 on the ScienceDirect platform.
IEEE Xplore e-Learning This link opens in a new window
Temporary
Access to May 30, 2020
JSTOR Public Health Journals (temporary during COVID-19) This link opens in a new window
Temporary
COMING SOON
See JSTOR's announcement by clicking on the database link.
National Emergency Library This link opens in a new window
Temporary
These ebooks are provided by the Internet Archive. The titles support remote learning during situations where libraries, schools and universities are closed.
Navigating the Threat of Pandemic Syllabus This link opens in a new window
Temporary
Duke University Press temporary access to June 30, 2020. Selected ebooks and journal articles on the topic of "pandemic."
Project MUSE (selected publishers during COVID-19) This link opens in a new window
Temporary
Temporary access from selected publishers. Look for the "Free" icon next to the title. Participating publisher are listed here: https://about.muse.jhu.edu/resources/freeresourcescovid19/#freepublishers
RedShelf This link opens in a new window
Temporary
Temporary access to ebooks, particularly textbooks.Borrow up to 7 ebooks from major publishers for free through May 25, 2020.
Springer Nature research articles on coronavirus and COVID-19 This link opens in a new window
Temporary
Research, commentary and relevant books for the topic of coronavirus.
University of Michigan Press E-Books This link opens in a new window
Temporary
Freely available until April 30, 2020.Not downloadable except for open access titles.
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