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MathSciNet® - The Most Comprehensive Mathematics Database Available


Published by the American Mathematical Society (AMS), MathSciNet offers access to a carefully maintained and easily searchable database of reviews, abstracts and bibliographic information for mathematical sciences literature.


New! Updated Interface Launching this summer, the new, modern interface is intuitive, efficient, and provides improved accessibility.


Unique Identification of Authors “Unique identification of authors, an unusual offering in subject databases and an important feature in MathSciNet®, makes it possible to identify and follow an author’s work easily and accurately,” according to “The Value of Subject Indexes Developed by Experts” in Library Journal.


Expert-written Reviews of Current Literature


Continuing in the tradition of the paper publication, Mathematical Reviews (MR), which was first published in 1940, experts are selected by a staff of professional mathematicians to write reviews of the current published literature. Over 100,000 new items are added to the database each year.


EBSCOhost and EBSCO Discovery Service MathSciNet is available on EBSCOhost and EBSCO Discovery Service, which provide the ability to search indexed fields such as author, institution and MSC Primary and Secondary Classifications, and allow mathematics librarians, students and faculty the opportunity to easily link to related full text in the library’s collection.


Content in MathSciNet Includes: • More than 3.8 million items • More than 100,000 new items are added each year


• Expert-written reviews of mathematical literature


• More than 2.5 million direct links to original articles from over 1,800 journals


For a free trial of MathSciNet via EBSCO, or more information, visit www.ebsco.com/mathscinet. Contact your local EBSCO office: https://www.ebsco.com/offices


IET Journals Archive 1872 – 2012


Inspire your researchers to become pioneers of the future with unique insights into 140 years of engineering and technology history. With over 145,000


full-text articles dating from 1872 - 2012, the IET Journals Archive provides exclusive, unlimited online access to the Institution of Engineering and Technology’s extensive publishing history. A comprehensive source of historic engineering and technology information, including ground-breaking articles by engineering pioneers such as Marconi and Edison.


Supporting your research teams With the IET Journals Archive, your researchers can: • Follow the development of engineering and technology concepts across 140 years.


• Draw inspiration from past innovators. • Understand the historical context of their own field and related fields.


• Explore the foundations of technology being developed today.


• Develop the knowledge they need to move into new disciplines.


140 years of research. Seamless integration. Unlimited access. • Seamless integration with authentication, discovery and referencing tools.


• One-time purchase for perpetual access with no annual hosting fee.


• Unlimited number of simultaneous users. Unrestricted access: DRM-free content allows your users to download and share full-text pdf articles to read offline. Our current journal titles are fully gold Open Access, allowing researchers and practitioners around the world immediate and free access.


Find out more: Tel: + 44 (0) 1438 767328 Email: sales@theiet.org Web: theiet.org/journalsarchive


For more information https://keepers.issn.org www.issn.org


Do you know where your e-journals are archived? Keepers Registry helps you find out!


The Keepers Registry aggregates preservation metadata of digital journals with ISSN Portal’s descriptive metadata, thus providing an accurate overview of a serial title’s journey from initial publication to long-term preservation by archiving agencies.


Thirteen archiving agencies from around the world are supporting the Keepers Registry as a tool to monitor the archival status of digital content. These national libraries, non-profit organizations, and academic consortia cooperate with the ISSN International Centre to disseminate up-to-date information about archived serial titles and titles at risk.


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