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E-journals - Thousands of e-journals are available online, via the UCL e-journals collection. You can search for a particular journal title, or browse. To browse a subset of neurology journals, click the Subject tab, select the category Health Sciences and the sub-category Neurology. Remember that some journals are not available online and you may also need to use print journal collections.
Journals in print format - The main print journal collection for neurology, neurosurgery and neuroscience is in the Queen Square Library, based at the UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology, while other relevant printed materials can be found in the medicine collections across UCL Library Services. To find out where a print journal is located, search Explore using the Journal Search and using the limit 'Physical items'.
Some print journals are available on open shelves within the library collections while others, especially older volumes, may be kept in closed stores. If Explore shows the location 'Stores', the item is kept in UCL Stores and you will need to place a store request. Some libraries have local stores, for example the location 'Neurology' with a 'STORE' collection code means that the journal is kept in the Neurology Store in Queen Square (you may place a request in person, by phone or by email).
If you know the title of the article you need, you can also enter it directly in the Explore search box. If UCL Libraries have an electronic subscription to the journal in which the article is published, this will appear in your results list and you will can download the full-text following the instructions provided. The same applies if you're looking for a journal article using one of the many article-specific UCL Databases.
A range of attitudes and ideas are represented across our historical and current library materials, collected since UCL’s foundation in 1826. As a result, some terminology found in Explore may be considered harmful, discriminatory, or offensive. Find out more.
Check out our Explore guide to find out more about how to use Explore for your research.