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SciFinder

Guide to navigating the SciFinder database.

IMPORTANT: Access to Classic Scifinder Ends Dec 31, 2022

Access to CAS SciFinder (Classic SciFinder) will end December 31, 2022. If you haven’t fully migrated your saved answers and alerts from SciFinder to SciFinder-n, now is the time! SciFinder-n replaces the classic SciFinder-n is a new and improved version of SciFinder that has an updated interface and search algorithm. For more information about SciFinder-n take a look at the CAS SciFinder-n Help documentation.

SciFinder Account Registration

SciFinder-n Training

SciFinder Access

SciFinder use is restricted to current ASU faculty, staff and students for educational purposes only.

The link below provides access to the SciFinder database through ASU.  If you are a first-time user please register using your ASUrite ID and password using the "Register for a SciFinder Account" link here, or on the left-hand panel.  After which you can use your newly created username and password to access SciFinder through the ASU link on or off-campus.

SciFinder News and Updates

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