LibKey.io allows for full-text retrieval of items via SUNY Cortland Memorial Library by inputting either the digital object identifier (DOI) or PubMed Identifier (PMID) into the LibKey.io search box. These identifiers are unique to individual articles. If the full text of the item is available, a link to the article and/or PDF will be provided; if not, a link for "Library Access Options" will bring you back to the library website to request the item via ILLiad.
Adapted from University of Buffalo's Alternative Access guide
Go to LibKey.io
Make sure SUNY Cortland is selected as your organization (this should be automatic if you are signed into MyRedDragon).
Locate the DOI (digital object identifier) for the article and paste it into the search bar.
Note that you may need to remove the URL (ex: doi.org) from the content, or else it will come up as "Invalid Input." In this example, remove "https://doi.org/" and leave the rest of the information in the search box. Click "Find DOI" to search.
This should bring up the article based on the DOI, as well as other access options through SUNY Cortland.
"See all content access options for this article" will bring you back to ONESearch into the article's record, showing databases that have this article or ways you can request a copy through Interlibrary Loan. If you have any questions or issues, you can click on the Ask a Librarian icon to open the chat window to send your question to a librarian.
Go to Libkey.io
Make sure SUNY Cortland is selected as your organization (this should be automatic if you are signed into MyRedDragon).
Search for the article in PubMed (available through SUNY Cortland's databases) and locate the PMID (PubMed Identifier). Paste it into the LibKey.io search box.
Note that if you pasted a whole URL, it will come up as "Invalid Input." Remove everything but the last string of numbers, and click "Find PMID."
This should bring up the article based on the PMID, as well as other access options through SUNY Cortland. You can also browse the journal issue in Browzine by clicking on "View Article in Context":
"See all content access options for this article" will bring you back to ONESearch into the article's record, showing databases that have this article or ways you can request a copy through Interlibrary Loan. If it's an older article, our library may have a physical copy available.
If you have any questions or issues, you can click on the Ask a Librarian icon to open the chat window to send your question to a librarian.
