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PsycARTICLES® - Leading Scientific Journal Articles to Inform Meaningful Research
This esteemed collection from American Psychological Association Publishing (APA) provides access to the full spectrum of study in the field — including cutting-edge research from preeminent scholars, to the historical underpinnings of the behavioral and social sciences. With current journal coverage and historical content dating back more than a century, PsycARTICLES is an indispensable resource for researchers, clinicians, educators, and students alike, and a must for any central collection.
Access to the Latest High-Quality Research PsycARTICLES connects you to current full- text journal articles written by researchers from across psychology and the behavioral and social sciences.
A Convenient, Single Collection of APA Journals With many journal issues going back to Volume 1, Issue 1, PsycARTICLES offers users complete access to research on specific areas of study—expertly indexed for easy discovery.
Rigorous Study and Scholarship You Can Trust To ensure the highest quality scientific standards, each journal article follows a meticulous peer-review process overseen by renowned APA journal editors.
Comprehensive and Current PsycARTICLES offers access to the complete electronic catalog of APA peer- reviewed journals, giving researchers the ability to explore more than a century of trusted research across the full collection. Updated twice weekly, the database includes First Posting of the latest articles, ensuring access to the newest findings.
Available via EBSCOhost® and EBSCO Discovery Service™ PsycARTICLES is available via EBSCO platforms which provide the ability to search indexed fields such as MeSH Subject Heading, Age Group, Population and Methodology.
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Discover Polymer Library – Covering the Science, Technology and Business of Polymers
Polymer Library is the world’s largest abstracts database dedicated to plastics, rubber, polymer composites and adhesives. Published by the expert team at WTI-Frankfurt-digital, this database contains information from journals, conference proceedings, books and reports.
Extensive Content from Relevant Source Materials Polymer Library includes references from over 450 journals, together with conference papers, specifications and standards, books, reports, press releases, company literature, data sheets and directories. Also included are Patent records from 1994 - 2001. Approximately 80,000 new records are added every year. Extensive keywording from the full text
aids searching, averaging more than 40 terms per item indicating important points on the topic plus key features of the article. Source material is predominantly English and German language, but does include items in a variety of languages where possible (all titles and abstracts are given in English or German). Coverage is international, with materials sourced from around the world including North America, Australia, across Europe, Japan, China and India.
Broad, Yet Focused Subject Coverage All aspects of the science, technology and business of polymers are covered to meet the needs of all researchers. • Science: Polymerisation and Synthesis; Processing and Treatment; Raw Materials and Monomers; Compounding Ingredients; Adhesives and Coatings; Properties and Testing; Composite Materials and Additives.
• Technology: End-use Applications; Processing and Treatment; Machinery; Test Equipment; Intermediate & Semi-finished Products; Additives.
• Business: Commercial Information; Health and Safety; Legislation Environmental Issues; Markets and Statistics; Trade Names; Product Announcements.
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Sustainable Collection Services (SCS) provides tools and services to transform valuable library space by deselecting or sharing printed stock.
Today’s students come into the library expecting to find study space. Browsing your shelves is no longer their priority. How can libraries meet these evolving demands while safeguarding access to print materials?
Striking the right balance between shelving and study space Sustainable Collection Services® (SCS) supports libraries with services and the GreenGlass® tool to free up valuable space without putting learning and research at risk. • Understand your collection and how it is used so you can make evidence-based decisions.
• Compare your collection with partner libraries to identify gaps and overlaps.
• Meet all user needs by targeting items for deselection while maintaining access.
The SCS team has provided more than 250 libraries with expert advice, visualisation and automated data-driven support. We start by understanding your problems and goals, then we support deselection and shared print projects with collection analysis and processes for withdrawal and storage.
We provide the GreenGlass tool for single libraries and library groups to • visualise and analyse their collections, • model deselection scenarios, and • support activities such as weeding with custom reports.
“The unique capabilities of GreenGlass make library collection decision-making much easier. We’ve been able to identify areas of strength, improve data quality, and deselect stock across our collections very efficiently. This puts us in a strong position to collaborate on future collective collection initiatives as they emerge, to transform our library spaces.” Rozz Evans, Head of Collection Strategy, UCL
For more information Read more in our UCL case study.
www.oclc.org/en/member-stories/ucl.html
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