ChemRxiv is a free online submission, distribution, and archival service for unpublished preprints in chemistry and related areas.
ChemRxiv is now available in a fully functioning Beta version for use and feedback by researchers. Find out more from this ACS press release: https://www.acs.org/content/acs/en/pressroom/newsreleases/2017/august/chemrxiv-beta-open-for-submissions-and-powered-by-figshare.html?hootPostID=c5c5e00bed4e6b0db448b1ba9bc18551.
ChemRxiv itself can be found here.
Great news, I look forward to hearing more about the trial.
A further trial of British Standards Online (BSOL)will be held from 1 September 2017 to 31 October 2017.
URL for access and reminders and contacts will be posted here nearer to September.
Some great texts here for Chemistry of Health and drug discovery researchers.
The Moore Library is pleased to announce that access is now available to Springer Biomedical and Life Sciences 2015- 2017 ebook collections on the SpringerLink platform.
There are currently 1,546 available titles, and further 2017 titles will be added as they are published. Monographs, contributed volumes, handbooks and selected encyclopaedias in Springer designated sub-disciplines such as Animal Models, Cell Biology, Human Genetics, Immunology, Microbiology, Neuroscience, Pharmacology, and Plant Sciences are included in these collections.
The full text of these titles can be found in and accessed from iDiscover, and are accessible for unlimited concurrent users, both on and off campus via a Raven login.
These collections will be available in full until the 31st December 2017 in the first instance, at which point the most popular titles will be purchased in perpetuity.
A taster of available titles are listed below;
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