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You can find multidisciplinary research results (data and publications) in research data archives/repositories.
Examples of multi-disciplinary storage services:
Search for discipline-specific data archives:
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If you are using Google Scholar outside the university's network, activate the library links from the settings (Settings - Library Links).
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The Federation of Finnish Learned Societies carried out a Publication Forum Project to classify scholarly publication channels. The Publication Forum, or JUFO system is a rating and classification system that aims to support the quality assessment of research output - journals, publication series and book publishers - in all academic disciplines. The first classification system was ready in 2011.
The JUFO classification has four levels:
Level 1: Domestic and foreign journals, series, book publishers, and conferences in all disciplines considered to be most important from the Finnish research perspective.
Level 2: Leading scientific publication channels of various disciplines considered to be of highest quality and having widest impact.
Level 3: Supreme-level publication channels of various disciplines with the widest impact among level 2 journals and series that the panels have decided to raise to the top level.
Level 0: Includes all publication channels that do not meet one or several of the Level 1 criteria. Please read more under the Publication Forum's FAQ: "What is Level 0?".
If you need a book or a journal article that is not available at the library, you can make an acquisition request or order it through our interlibrary loan services! Please note that interlibrary loans are fee based.
You can also try searching the collections of the other libraries in Turku (Åbo Akademi Library, Turku City Library, Library of the Turku University of Applied Sciences):
Customers in Turku
If you need a book or a journal article that is not in the library, you can make an acquisition request or order it through our interlibrary loan services! Please note that interlibrary loans are fee based.
Customers in Pori
If you need a book or a journal article that is not in the library, you can make an acquisition request or order it through our interlibrary loan services!
Internet archives allow users to view archived web pages, including archived web journals that no longer exist.
Order through the library's interlibrary loan services. Please note that interlibrary loans are fee based (article copies are free of charge).
Order through the library's interlibrary loan services. Please note that interlibrary loans are fee based (article copies are free of charge).
Electronic resources are available for students and staff in the University of Turku network or through remote access. When accessing the resources remotely (at home or elsewhere), you will be asked automatically to enter your UTU credentials, if needed.
You can send your questions, comments, or requests to our library specialists via library@utu.fi, and we will tell you more.
