Extensive database of millions of articles from more than 17,000 scientific journals and other leading sources. From CNN podcasts to BBC Worldwide Learning videos. Also includes important reference sets such as Gale Encyclopaedia of Science and Encyclopaedia of World Biography. Interesting for researchers and students.

Database that brings together 13 Gale digital archives. Includes British Library Newspaper, The Sunday Times Historical Archive and The Times Digital Archive, among others. Search all sources at once from one interface. Interesting for researchers and students.

Database of over 13,000 e-books from non-fiction publishers. Includes titles on art, business, the environment, education, literature, medicine and more. Also includes biographies. E-books are easy to view on e-reader, phone, tablet or computer. Interesting for researchers and those who enjoy reading non-fiction.

Database of over 9,000 titles. Find information about art, economics, language, mathematics, politics and more. From 1980 to the present day and updated daily. Includes a tool that translates articles into more than 12 languages. Interesting for researchers and students.

The news from over 2,300 international newspapers, from 1980 to the present day. In particular, many local, regional and national American newspapers. Also contains thousands of images, radio and TV broadcasts and transcripts. Useful for anyone who researches developments from recent decades.

Fully digitized collection of books, magazines and pamphlets in the field of women's history. Curated by Aletta Jacobs in the 19th century. Useful for anyone interested in topics such as women's history, feminism and the women's movement.

Image bank with 800,000 images from more than 100 Dutch museums, archives and libraries. View paintings, drawings, photographs, sculptures, ceramics, postage stamps, posters and newspaper clippings. Search by subject, creator, or heritage collection, or view different themes, such as ‘War’ and ‘Pop Music’. For those interested in culture or looking for specific images.

International bibliography with over 96,000 titles of books and articles on Western European history from approximately 1500 to 2004. Includes political, social, economic and cultural history. Also contains article summaries, tables of contents and references to reviews. Useful tool from the University of Amsterdam for researchers.

American index with descriptions of works of art from the early Middle Ages up to the 16th century. Contains images of thousands of religious and secular works from Western Europe and countries such as Syria, Ethiopia and Lebanon. Search by theme, location, maker and style, among other things. For students of medieval culture.

Database with one million opening lines (incipits) from classic Latin texts. From the Iliad to the Bible, from Abelard to Virgil, from classical antiquity to the Renaissance. With information about author, title and location of the text. For those who research the history of classical texts.