Database trial periodDatabase trial periodhttp://www.library.unisa.edu.au/resources/database/dbtrials.aspDatabase trails offer from library(c) 2008, Library, University of South Australia. All rights reserved.5Trial available through 31 December 2008<p>Science Online is produced by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), the publisher of the highly-regarded research journal <i>Science</i>. </p> <p>During the trial, UniSA has active online access to:</p> <ul> <li> Science: 1997-current issue, except Science Express PDF articles (Note: research papers in Science Express become available under this subscription after publication in the print version of the journal.)</li> <li>ScienceNOW</li> <li>All Free Content on the site: Tables of contents, current & back issues, and abstracts and summaries for Science, Science Classic, Science Signaling, SAGE KE</li> <li>Science Supporting Online Material</li> <li>Science Technical Comments</li> <li>ScienceCareers.org including Next Wave and GrantsNet</li> <li>ScienceNOW stories published within the past four weeks</li> <li>Searching</li><br/> http://ezlibproxy.unisa.edu.au/login?url=http://www.sciencemag.orgNow on trial<p>The University of South Australia has an open-ended trial to <b>360 Search</b>, a search tool which gives you a simple starting point for your research by searching through many databases at once.</p> <p>The trial version lets you search in 20 databases at once. This is only a small sample of our total databases, but it will give us an idea of how 360 Search behaves.</p> <p>You can search in one or more of your favourite databases, or tick a ‘select all’ option, which may give you relevant articles from sources you wouldn’t expect. You’ll see live updates on the search page as Serials Solutions gathers your search results; you can start viewing the results immediately, even as results continue to arrive.</p> <p>Your results are also sorted into categories in the ‘Clustered Results’ box in the upper-left corner of the page. You can quickly decide which topics are most useful to you, and can get ideas for other search terms from the topic list.</p> <p>You can save or e-mail your selected articles, or export them to RefWorks or EndNote. The <a http://ezlibproxy.unisa.edu.au/login?url=href="http://ey8wm2dy8n.cs.serialssolutions.com/csStatic/html/helpPages/clustering.html">Search Tips</a> tab at the top of each search page has more help.</p>http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/Trial available 1-30 October 2008<p>afr.com is the web version of the <i>Australian Financial Review</i>.</p> <p>During the trial, you have access to the database containing proprietary and full-text articles from the AFR and other publications covered by Fairfax Business Media. Content includes archives of over 20 years, across all Fairfax business media and mainstream publications, including new additions such as <i>Business Review Weekly (BRW)</i>, <i>The New York Times Business Section</i> and <i>The Canberra Times</i>.</p> <p>You can search, view and print current and archived articles.</p> <p>Please note: The trial does <b>not</b> include access to the following features of the retail version of afr.com:</p> <ul> <li>access to the afr.com homepage</li> <li>breaking news</li> <li>news alerts (Tracks)</li> <li>permission to forward article links to others</li> </ul>http://ezlibproxy1.unisa.edu.au/login?url=http://www.afr.com/search