Databases

American Association of Cancer Research e-journals that cover every aspect of cancer research - from molecules to disease prevention.

Access to journals:

• Applied Physics Letters (APL)
• Chaos
• Journal of Applied Physics (JAP)
• Journal of Chemical Physics (JCP)
• Journal of Mathematical Physics (JMP)
• Physics of Fluids (POF)
• Physics of Plasmas (POP)
• Physics Today (PT)
• Review of Scientific Instruments (RSI)

ASM journals are the most prominent publications in the field, delivering up-to-date coverage of both basic and clinical microbiology. Full-text articles are available since the first issue of the journals.

Brief summaries of older Estonian newspaper articles which are connected to Estonia.

The APA PsycInfo database (previously named PsycInfo), the American Psychological Association’s (APA) renowned resource for abstracts of scholarly journal articles, book chapters, books, and dissertations, is the largest resource devoted to peer-reviewed literature in behavioural science and mental health.

Bibliography of Metaphor and Metonymy is a major source of information for anyone interested in metaphor, metonymy, and other figurative language. It covers monographs, edited volumes, articles from volumes and journals, dissertations, proceedings, working papers, unpublished works and conference papers. Although most publications cover the period since 1990, the bibliography includes around 600 entries from before.

The database can only be accessed within the university network; please use a VPN connection outside the university buildings. A maximum of 15 IP-based users are allowed at the same time.

The Community Research and Development Information Service (CORDIS) is the European Commission's primary source of results from the projects funded by the EU's framework programmes for research and innovation (FP1 to Horizon Europe).

This database contains articles from newspapers, magazines and journals, serial publications and anthologies and collections from the 1990s on allowing the full text to be accessed in free digital archives and Web publications.

Since 2017, only sub-databases have been updated. You can find them HERE.

Digital resources on the Estonian language (dictionaries, text and speech corpora, linguistic databases) and language technology tools (software).

The databases of EKI (The Institute of the Estonian Language) contain various resources on the Estonian language (dictionaries and linguistic databases).

The aim of the Digital Collection of the TalTech Library is to provide web-based access to the dissertations and graduation theses of TalTech and to the digitized textbooks and publications about TalTech history.

Digital Collection of TalTech Library is mostly an open access repository, but some publications, protected by the copyright, are available only in the university's or library's computer network.

The European Union supported the Centre of Excellence in Estonian Studies (CEES) through the European Regional Development Fund in 2016–2023. The centre assembled 15 research groups with more than 60 researchers with a doctoral degree and more than 50 post-graduate students from the Estonian Literary Museum, the University of Tartu (from the sphere of the humanities and arts as well as natural and exact sciences), the Institute of the Estonian Language, Tallinn University, the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre, and the Institute of Cybernetics at the Tallinn University of Technology.

Includes over 45,000 open access books & chapters published open access by 500+ publishers.

Open access peer-reviewed journals.

The Business Searching Interface (BSI) is EBSCO's highly focused user interface, making it easy to find reliable and up-to-date information for academic and practical purposes. Business Searching Interface provides an easy way to browse and search for company profiles, industry information, country economic data, and market research.

Open access peer-reviewed journals.

The Encyclopaedia of Islam New Edition Online is a comprehensive and authoritative resource for studying Islamic culture, history, and religion, covering a wide range of topics from the early Islamic period to the modern day.

Most electronic publications and data corpora in the server are in Estonian, which belongs to the Finno-Ugric language family. The server offers a wide range of information on oral heritage, folklore, and folk belief and on the institutions actively engaged in folkloristic research in Estonia and researchers and research projects. The covered aspects of folklore also include the heritage of other peoples of the Uralic language group. The server features two online and in-print journals since 1996: Mäetagused and Folklore: An Electronic Journal of Folklore.

ETERA is the digital library of the Tallinn University Academic Library. In ETERA, you can find both old and new books, magazines, newspapers, photographs, postcards, maps, educational materials, and theses defended at Tallinn University.

International market and consumer reports database and provider of strategic market research.