The AML app from Gale Cengage allows users to access content subscribed through Northwestern University Library. Available for both iOS and Android. Upon opening the app for the first time you need to select Academic as the library type and Northwestern as the library. You must be connected to the NU network on site or via the VPN in order to create your account. Use your Northwestern email address. Once your account is created, you will be able to connect from anywhere.

The American Chemical Society's mobile app provides up-to-the minute access to new ACS ASAP Articles, personalized across the entire portfolio of peer-reviewed ACS Journals. App is available for both iOS and Android.

The Annual Reviews website is the gateway to highly cited research on the go. The site is optimized for mobile use on most iOS, Android and Blackberry devices. Simply point your mobile browser to the link above. A pop-up screen will prompt you to bookmark the site on your home screen. Be sure to connect while on campus or via the VPN in order to access full text. Your device will be paired with Northwestern's subscription, allowing you remote access for 6 months.To reactivate, simply connect from the Northwestern network again.

ARTstor offers a mobile-optimized site for both iOS and Android devices.

Cambridge University Press provides this mobile site for access to subscribed journals. In order to access subscribed content, you must connect from on campus or use the mobile device twinning option.

Mobile device users can enjoy a wide variety of features while accessing EBSCO's leading research databases anytime, anywhere. All Android and iOS smartphones and tablets are auto-detected and re-directed to the mobile EBSCOhost website, with the exception of iPads, which are directed to the full desktop version.

JSTOR now has a fully responsive site that automatically detects mobile devices and reformats accordingly. No apps or special URLs needed.

ProQuest offers this beta release that includes the essential features and functionality of the full site.

This mobile site by the National Library of Medicine features multiple ways to search PubMed/MEDLINE: PICO (Patient, Intervention, Comparison, Outcome); askMEDLINE, a free-text, natural language search; and Consensus Abstracts. A stand-alone Apple iOS app includes these options as well as BabelMeSH which has search options in 13 languages.

SAGE Publishers provides a mobile optimized site to access journals that Northwestern subscribes to.

SciFinder Mobile is now available to those registered to use the web version of SciFinder with Northwestern. You must login using your SciFinder username and password.

SpringerLink is a publication database containing articles and chapters from over 2,500 peer-reviewed journals and over tens of thousands of books spanning every area of science, technology and medicine.

The Social Science Research Network (SSRN) is devoted to the rapid worldwide dissemination of scholarly research.

Easy to use, mobile-optimized Web interface to the National Library of Medicine's TOXNET databases, covering toxicology, hazardous chemicals, environmental health and related areas.

Wiley Spotlight Apps are handy tools for up-to-the-minute alerts on a variety of academic disciplines, including anthropology, business, economics, education, geography, history, linguistics, philosophy, politics, psychology, religion and sociology. Each spotlight offers the latest information on key conferences, abstracts for articles and books, including the ability to ‘follow’ your favorite publications, and lots more. Apps are available for Apple iOS and mobile-optimized sites for other platforms.