SFX: This is another product from ExLibris, known as an openURL link resolver. This technology allows us to make the links to full text for each citation, no matter which publisher's e-journal contains the full text.

The SFX database stores information about all the e-journals we subscribe to (currently over ??,000 titles). SFX uses this database to create a link from a citation in a database, to the full text of the article in another product (such as Journal of Cell Biology from Highwire Press). If we don't subscribe to a particular publication, SFX will display a menu with links for other delivery options, such as borrowing from other libraries, or links to a print version of the journal. SFX is the technology behind the A-Z list of our ejournals that you can search from.

When you see this icon it means that there is access to SFX Services..

The SFX menu offers options and services related to that article. You may:

* Link to the full text of the article from another database or e-journal.
* Check availability for print versions in the SUS Libraries catalog.
* Get help from librarians with your research using the Ask Us! service.
* Access the SFX FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions).

If the full text of the article is not available online, you may:

* Request the material from Interlibrary Borrowing
* Purchase a PDF copy from Document Services (if owned in print by the SUS Libraries)