Access to electronic journals (EZB)

General information

In the Electronic Journals Library (EZB), KIM Hohenheim provides the full text of electronic journals. KIM is not responsible for technical problems with the publishers’ server.

e-journals licensed to the University of Hohenheim are marked with a yellow or yellow dotyellow-red dot and only available to computers in the Hohenheim campus network (IP numbers starting with 144.41).

University of Hohenheim members can access almost all e-journals even from outside the campus network. Those who are not members of the University of Hohenheim can only research in the e-journals on the PCs within the KIM library.

Access when off campus

If you wish to access these e-journals when off campus, you have two possibilities:

  1. Internet login via the  VPN service
  2. ILogin via any Internet provider. Once you have accessed an e-journal in the EZB, go to login via your institution/institutional login and select “Universität Hohenheim”. Then enter the account number and password of your library card (Shibboleth Identity Provider Login). This authentication procedure only accepts library users who are members of the Universität Hohenheim. Shibboleth only provides access to part of the catalogue, as not all publishers support this type of authentication.

Access issues

If you experience access issues, please check the following:

  • Determine if your Internet browser is using a proxy server, and if so, temporarily deactivate it.
  • Sometimes you may need to accept cookies to obtain access to full texts.
  • Please check if special restrictions apply to the publisher or journal (such as password access or access only to particular years).

List of password-protected journals

Food TechnologyLog-in information (only for internal Hohenheim use)

Terms of use

Please read the terms of use of the respective publisher/editor; access is subject to compliance with them: The following generally applies to fee-based publishing offers:

  • Access to the full texts is only permitted to members of the University of Hohenheim. Guests can use the services on computers in the library.
  • The full texts of the articles may only be printed or saved for personal use and for research purposes.
  • Systematic downloading of articles or search results, in particular by robots, is prohibited.
  • Articles may not be passed on to third parties either electronically or in printed form.
  • Please also note the special terms of use for individual journals.

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