Symyx upgrades Isentris system to integrate data and streamline workflows - October 15, 2007
Symyx Technologies, Inc., a US-based provider of technologies for R&D, recently announced enhancements to the MDL Isentris system, which will henceforth be known as Symyx Isentris. The new enhancements include giving research organisations improved ability to speed R&D experimentation, reduce costs and improve productivity. Symyx Isentris… Read More
UK publishers and funders reach agreement on open access and re-use rights - October 15, 2007
The UK PubMed Central Publishers Panel has agreed on a set of principles in relation to the re-use of documents for which an open access (OA) fee has been paid. The panel comprises research funders and STM and scholarly publisher trade associations. The agreement recognises that it is in the… Read More
Dear Subscribers - October 15, 2007
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Wiley InterScience OnlineBooks now available via EBSCO Information Services - October 10, 2007
Journal subscription services provider EBSCO, US, has announced that Wiley InterScience OnlineBooks may now be purchased through EBSCO Information Services. EBSCO is one of the select group of vendor partners selling the online version of Wiley book titles that are available on the Wiley InterScience web… Read More
SAGE content now available to CALIS members - October 10, 2007
Academic publisher SAGE has signed a one-year agreement with the China Academic Library and Information System (CALIS) to provide electronic access to more than 450 journals from January 2008. Under the deal, member and affiliated institutions of CALIS will be eligible to access SAGE Premier, one… Read More
Royal Society makes Hooke’s notes available via digital technology - October 10, 2007
The Royal Society, the UK's autonomous scientific academy, has announced the launch of the notes and minutes written by the world's first professional scientist, Robert Hooke. The pages of the 17th century Hooke folio, which were lost for centuries, have been brought into the 21st century.… Read More
