ACS is the world's largest scientific society, whose peer-reviewed journals are the most cited and heavily used in chemistry. The agreement with CNSLP provides online access to all thirty-two of ACS's scientific journals, as well as to the ACS Journal Archives of more than 11,000 issues with 500,000 articles of original chemistry from 1879 to present.
AMS provides professional services to the mathematical community and is a major publisher of mathematics research and reviews. The agreement with CNSLP provides access to MathSciNet, a database of more than 1.8 million items for mathematics research, with more than 192,000 links to original articles.
Elsevier Science is one of the world's largest providers of scientific, technical and medical (STM) literature. Through its agreement with CNSLP, Elsevier Science offers online access to 205 electronic journals in the Academic Press IDEAL online resource library covering over thirty science and social sciences disciplines.
ISI is a division of the Thomson Corporation and a leading publisher of scholarly research tools and databases. The agreement with CNSLP provides access to Web of Science, a multidisciplinary database that indexes 8,500 journals cover-to-cover, and provides citation indexing and linking features.
IOP is a learned society, professional body and major publisher of physics research. The agreement with CNSLP provides access to thirty-five of IOP's electronic journals covering pure and applied physics.
RSC is the Learned Society for the chemical sciences, the Professional Body for chemical scientists in the UK and a major publisher and provider of chemical information worldwide. The agreement with CNSLP provides online access to twenty-three electronic journals covering all branches of chemistry.
Springer-Verlag is one of the largest and most prestigious scientific publishers on the international scene. The agreement with CNSLP provides online access to over 450 electronic journals offering a broad range of content from science, technology, medicine, life sciences and engineering disciplines
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Subscribe to the 2003 print versions of Journal of the AMS, Mathematics of Computation, Proceedings of the AMS, and Transactions of the AMS and receive the electronic versions for FREE. And, once you arrange access to one or more of these free electronic versions, you will have access--at no additional charge--to two electronic-only journals of the AMS, Conformal Geometry and Dynamics and Representation Theory.
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Authors can use a Secure Manuscript Tracking System to check on the status of their papers in the production process. Authors may also use the citation service, through which an author of an article in an AMS ejournal can add bibliographic information about other articles that cite his or her own article. And AMS Author packages with various TeX options are downloadable in a single Zip file.
AMS Electronic Journals offer: searching across all AMS journals; free access to tables of contents and abstracts; Refereed articles are posted online before their availability in print; Subscribers can link from journal article references to MathSciNet reviews, and from MathSciNet reviews to original articles; Articles include a list of works that cite the on-screen article and mathematical symbols online; and Site-wide access. Weekly notification of new articles meeting your specifications. Email messages will list the journal name, subject area(s), author(s), and article title. These messages will also contain hyperlinks to the table of contents, abstracts, and the article itself (accessible to subscribers).
Guaranteed Archiving: The AMS guarantees to maintain an electronic archive in perpetuity. An escrow fund has been set up for the purpose of ensuring that files will be converted to readable electronic formats. In addition, back volumes of Journal of the AMS, Mathematics of Computation, Proceedings of the AMS, and Transactions of the AMS five years prior to the current year are being archived on JSTOR at www.jstor.org. Subscribers who no longer have electronic access may obtain upon request a complimentary disk containing all issues in the subscription year of the AMS journals to which they subscribed.
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