STM publisher Springer, Germany, has announced the publication of the 5,000th volume in the series Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS). The series provides scientifically reliable information on computer science in about 200,000 articles. LNCS claims to be one of the world's most authoritative computer science research forums, spanning all areas of computer science and information technology research and development.
Since it was established in 1973, LNCS has provided the computer science community with a continuous flow of cutting-edge developments in the field. Initially launched as a series focusing on theoretical computer science and research advances in Europe, LNCS has evolved into the renowned broad cover-age international publication platform it is today. The majority of the volumes are conference proceedings.
LNCS publishes original scientific results from all areas of computer science and information technology, including related interdisciplinary application fields such as bioinformatics and telecommunications. Offering a digital library with roughly 200,000 articles, LNCS is the most popular item on the electronic platform SpringerLink. Abstracts and tables of contents can be accessed through SpringerLink free of charge. All content is indexed and can be accessed immediately using the search functions.
