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Cambridge Core is the books and journals platform from Cambridge University Press, replacing Cambridge Journals Online and Cambridge Books Online. It hosts the publisher's academic content. Its accessibility information states that users can change colours, contrast levels and fonts through browser settings, and can zoom in up to 400% without text spilling off the screen for most of the website. Cambridge University Press describes a transparent pricing policy for journals, under which subscription prices reflect the amount of subscription content, with subscription read costs reduced as open access content increases.
WikiJournal Preprints is a preprint server on Wikiversity where authors create and edit academic article drafts before submitting them for external peer review. Drafts may be submitted to journals in the WikiJournal Publishing Group or to other preprint-compatible journals. The WikiJournal journals are described as open access and free of publication charges for authors.
The Modernist Journals Project provides high-quality digital scans and metadata of periodicals published from 1890 to 1922, free to the public. It supports the study of modernism in the English-speaking world and includes journals such as The Crisis, Poetry, and The Little Review.
Academic Search is an academic research database offered by EBSCO. It provides access to more than 10,000 full-text journals spanning a wide range of academic disciplines, supporting research across numerous fields. Access to the database is available exclusively through participating institutions including academic libraries, universities, and other eligible organizations. The platform enables users to access peer-reviewed research, journal articles, and related scholarly resources for academic and professional purposes.
CAMJOL is a database of journals published in Nicaragua, Honduras and El Salvador, covering the full range of academic disciplines.
Database of open-access scientific journals.
The Central and Eastern European Online Library (CEEOL) is a platform offering CEE journals, documents, articles, periodicals and books available online for download. Its catalog spans research areas including law, history, social sciences, literature and theology, and the site notes counts of publishers, eBooks, journals and archived articles. A help section addresses librarians, publishers and individual users.
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.
Korean Medical Citation Index is a project of the Korean Academy of Medical Sciences that publishes annual citation reports analyzing citations among articles in Korean medical journals. KoMCI Web provides access to bibliographic and cited reference data from over 110 Korean medical research journals, with citation analysis data and links to journal sites for full text viewing.
The ACNP is an online public access catalogue of the Italian Catalogue of Periodicals, maintained by the University of Bologna. It contains Italian and international journals in print and online formats held by participating Italian libraries. Searching returns journal lists with libraries' holdings, access information for online journals, and cumulative holdings. A linked registry lists participating libraries and their services and access conditions.
Redalyc is a scientific information system and network of scientific journals. It describes an open access, non-profit model owned by the academy, and lists journals across social sciences, natural and exact sciences, and arts and humanities. Its interface is available in Spanish, English, Portuguese and other languages.
Publishing platform for African journals.
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.
Portal for journals and other periodicals.
MiniDML is a proof-of-concept project compiled and hosted by Cellule MathDoc that collates basic bibliographical data for mathematical digital articles in one place. It makes the data accessible through search or metadata retrieval, drawing on sources such as NUMDAM journals and seminars, CEDRAM journals, Gallica, Project Euclid and the math part of arXiv. Internal metadata is retrieved through the OAI protocol.
The Naturalis Institutional Repository provides access to staff publications and to Naturalis journals and series. The site also includes workflow and content-adding sections, along with browsing by publications, year, staff publications, and journals and series.
One Nation One Subscription is a Government of India scheme providing nationwide access to international scholarly research journals for students, faculty and researchers at centrally and state government-managed higher education institutions and central R&D institutions. It spans over 13,000 fulltext journal titles across 27 subject categories from more than 30 publishers, and includes support for publishing in selected Gold Open Access journals.
The ZBW Journal Data Archive is a service for editors of journals in economics and management. It provides infrastructure for managing and storing data sets of published articles and linking them to their corresponding publication. The service is free of charge for academic journals, and authors are invited to submit replication files. It succeeds a pilot application developed by the DFG-funded project EDaWaX.
Taiwanese publisher of academic & scientific journals.
Database of scientific and academic journals published in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Index of bibliographic information on academic journals in the humanities and social sciences.
Annual publication covering academic journals.
Project MUSE is a nonprofit scholarly content platform operated by Johns Hopkins University Press. It provides access to academic journals, books and other research publications, with recent additions including journal issues and books from a range of academic publishers and institutions.