Do you own an iPad? Do you read scholarly journals? Then BrowZine might be a great tool for you!
The Library has arranged for a subscription to the Browzine app for all University of Chicago users. BrowZine assists users by presenting open access and Library-subscribed journals on a common newsstand. The result is an easy and familiar way to browse, read and monitor scholarly journals across the disciplines or to have a convenient list of favorite journals titles at your fingertips. BrowZine works with the campus proxy server, giving you access to your favorite journals on your iPad.
Articles accessed through BrowZine may be synced up with Zotero, Dropbox or several other services to help keep all of your information together in one place.
If you have any questions about BrowZine or would like a guided a tour, please contact crerar-reference@lib.uchicago.edu
Download BrowZine from the App Store on iTunes (requires a UChicago network connection): https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/browzine/id463787411?mt=8
If you need a little help getting started, BrowZine has this two-minute video tutorial to help: http://thirdiron.com/browzine-ipad-app/video/
(If you are already a BrowZine user, to access the full set of UChicago journals available in the trial, tap the Settings button, log out, then log back in selecting “University of Chicago” from the list of libraries. You will be prompted for your CNetID and password to authenticate through the campus proxy server.)
This service will continue to expand and add new titles and features as time goes on. Third Iron welcomes you to follow their progress on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/thirdiron) or Twitter (http://www.twitter.com/third_iron) and reminds you to watch for notifications on your iPad that an update to BrowZine is available.

University of Chicago faculty and students interested in using biotechnology information tools and resources can ask questions, schedule consultations, or arrange training sessions with Vedana Vaidhyanathan from the John Crerar Library.

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