Scifinder-n is the top database in chemistry for finding literature and substances. It includes the content from Scifinder Scholar - literature, substances, reactions, and suppliers - and new sections - MethodsNow Synthesis, Retrosynthesis Planner, and PatentPak. Give it a try to see how much chemical information you can locate in one place. Both Scifinder-n and Scifinder Scholar will be available through December 31, 2020; after that, Scfinder Scholar will be discontinued.

Already have a Scifinder Scholar account? Then you're ready to login to your Scifinder-n account. Simply follow the instructions in the box below.

Never used a Scifinder database? Then you'll need to register for an account first. Please follow the instructions in the box below.

To see the highlights of Scifinder-n, see the slideshow below from the Chemistry Department seminar on Friday, Feb. 7, 2020.

If you have a Scifinder Scholar account, then Scfinder-n already has an account waiting for you. Follow these steps to login:

1. Go to the library's homepage at library.unt.edu
2. Select the Databases search tab and search for [scifinder-n]
3. Click on the link, Connect to Scifinder-n. NOTE: if you are off-campus, you'll be asked to enter your EUID and password at this point.
4. Enter your username and password from your old Scifinder Scholar account. 
5. Begin your search!

You must within the library's proxy server or be on campus using the UNT network/Eaglenet wifi in order to register. If you encounter any difficulties, please contact erin.otoole@unt.edu. Follow these steps to register: 

1. Go to the library's homepage at library.unt.edu
2. Select the Databases search tab and search for [scifinder-n]
3. Click on the registration link in the Summary section
4. Complete the registration form using your email address for a UNT student (marysmith@my.unt.edu) or employee (mary.smith@unt.edu)
5. Submit the form and your account is ready.
6. To enter Scifinder-n in the future, follow Steps 1. and 2., and then click on the link, "Connect to Scifinder." NOTE: If you are off campus, you'll be asked to enter your EUID and password at this point.

Need help? Then use the library's Ask Us service. Get help from real people face-to-face, by phone, or by email.