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Thank you to Anna Seiffert at Purdue University who allowed me to heavily borrow from her BrowZine LibGuide.

What is BrowZine?

Peer-Reviewed Journals in a Browsable Format

BrowZine consolidates thousands of peer-reviewed journals from hundreds of publishers and delivers them to your mobile device or computer. Rather than search databases for specific journal issues, BrowZine creates an experience similar to browsing a newsstand and reading a print journal.

What does it do?

No more awkward searching through dozens of databases: Easily read complete scholarly journals in a format that is optimized for tablet devices

24/7 Access to the information that matters to you: Create a personal bookshelf of favorite journals

Keep up with the latest research trends: Be alerted when new editions of journals are published-No more clumsy RSS feeds to manage

Share links to articles with colleagues or email a link to your lab group on the go

How do I get started?

Go to browzine.com

BrowZine will automatically detect if you are on campus; otherwise you will be prompted to select your university library.

Download the BrowZine App!

1. Download BrowZine by simply going to the app store for your device and search for "browzine". It's a free download.

2. Select "University of Massachusetts Boston" from the list of libraries

3. You will be prompted to log in with your Library barcode and last name.

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