Digital library for searching books, documents, images and online collections.
The Virtual Card Catalog is a proof-of-concept from the U.S. Copyright Office providing online access to digitized copyright card catalog records. It indexes registrations and other public records from 1870 through 1977, including assignments and notices of use, displayed as JPEG images. Records are not subject searchable, and the office plans no further development.
Index Copernicus describes itself as working on the parametrisation of science, describing scientific achievements in a unified metadata structure so they can be assessed. Its scientific databases include and parametrise data on scientific journals, research units, scientists and their achievements. Its IT systems support processing of metadata on evaluation events, using achievements of bibliometrics and scientometrics. It lists ICI Journals Master List and ICI Science Evaluation.
Search an online collection of books, documents, media and archival records.
The site is currently being used to organise an archive of the Sunrise Research Laboratory and of Boxer work undertaken within that Laboratory. The text states it will be a public resource once the work is done. It also notes that material formerly on the Sunrise website at another location may not be found here and must be requested specifically.
A bibliographic research portal for scholars of medicine, natural history, and the life sciences. It offers browsing and searching of the Garrison-Morton-Norman corpus, with annotated entries, a facet browser, a timeline, and a map view.
ARPHA Preprints is a service that addresses the need for faster scientific research dissemination by posting preprints, which are not peer-reviewed, copyedited or typeset manuscript versions, submitted to ARPHA Platform journals that have selected the service. Preprints are optional, so authors confirm during submission if they want their manuscript posted as a preprint. The service does not accept direct preprint submissions, only accepting preprints via participating ARPHA journals’ submission systems, with preprint scope and article types determined by the relevant journal.
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The Virtual Card Catalog is a proof-of-concept from the U.S. Copyright Office providing online access to digitized copyright card catalog records. It indexes registrations and other public records from 1870 through 1977, including assignments and notices of use, displayed as JPEG images. Records are not subject searchable, and the office plans no further development.
Index Copernicus describes itself as working on the parametrisation of science, describing scientific achievements in a unified metadata structure so they can be assessed. Its scientific databases include and parametrise data on scientific journals, research units, scientists and their achievements. Its IT systems support processing of metadata on evaluation events, using achievements of bibliometrics and scientometrics. It lists ICI Journals Master List and ICI Science Evaluation.
Search an online collection of books, documents, media and archival records.
The site is currently being used to organise an archive of the Sunrise Research Laboratory and of Boxer work undertaken within that Laboratory. The text states it will be a public resource once the work is done. It also notes that material formerly on the Sunrise website at another location may not be found here and must be requested specifically.
A bibliographic research portal for scholars of medicine, natural history, and the life sciences. It offers browsing and searching of the Garrison-Morton-Norman corpus, with annotated entries, a facet browser, a timeline, and a map view.
ARPHA Preprints is a service that addresses the need for faster scientific research dissemination by posting preprints, which are not peer-reviewed, copyedited or typeset manuscript versions, submitted to ARPHA Platform journals that have selected the service. Preprints are optional, so authors confirm during submission if they want their manuscript posted as a preprint. The service does not accept direct preprint submissions, only accepting preprints via participating ARPHA journals’ submission systems, with preprint scope and article types determined by the relevant journal.
