PHA-Exchange> Stanford University Library's HighWire Press & get email alerts
George(s) Lessard
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Sun Jan 5 12:12:01 PST 2003
http://www.highwire.org/
"Stanford University Library's HighWire Press began in early 1995
with the online production of the weekly Journal of Biological
Chemistry (JBC), the most highly cited (and second largest) peer-
reviewed journal. Scientists and societies rapidly saw the potential
for new forms and features of scientific communication, and Science
and Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences soon joined
JBC online."
About the site
http://www.highwire.org/about/site.dtl
The world's best journals' full text plus all of Medline
Content - Full-text of 346 leading journals -- including 44 of the 100
most-frequently cited journals in the world -- available from the
journals' own sites for complete and accurate representation of the
research at its source including articles published online ahead of
print; plus all of Medline -- with links to full text -- for the broadest
coverage of biomedical science research.
World's largest and fastest-growing archive of free full- text life
science & medicine research
Accessibility - The world's largest and fastest growing archive of
free full-text life science research, with 467,047 free articles from
144 journals; access through your institution's subscriptions; access
through your personal subscriptions; pay per view access to 181
other journals; plus free access to all abstracts; free access to full-
text of selected journals for readers in developing countries.
Search all journals or any journal full-text
Search - Search across all journals, or selected journals, or search
within topics; quick search by citation; search results indicate what
full-text is accessible to you, and can be summarized by topic, or
sorted and filtered.
Browse and search visually and hierarchically by topics in peer-
reviewed subject taxonomies
Browse - Browse current issues of your favorite journals; browse
articles by topic based on peer-reviewed taxonomy in many
disciplines, browse visually with the ability to see topics of interest
to you.
Stay informed and find what you've been missing
Alerts - get email alerts when new issues are published or future
articles are planned for journals you select; be alerted to new
articles that match keywords you select. You can now manage all
your alerts from a single page.
http://www.highwire.org/customize/#myalerts
[Excerpt]
My Email Alerts and PDA Channels (Requires sign in or register for
a free account)
eTOCs allow you to receive in email either complete Tables of
Contents (from both current and future content) or notification that
an issue has just gone online. You can also sign up to receive
announcements from journal publishers and, where available,
weekly or daily pre- print publication announcements.
CiteTrack will alert you by email whenever new content in our
participating journals is published. You determine which journals
should be covered, and the alerts are sent whenever new content
matches criteria based on the topics (keywords/subjects of interest),
authors (individuals whose work you are following) and articles
(when a paper of interest is referenced by another paper or letter)
you want to track.
Subscription Alerts help you manage your different journal
subscriptions by providing email alerts about subscription expiration
dates.
HighWire To be notified whenever HighWire Press adds a journal to
the "Upcoming Journals" list, send email to
notify+additions at highwire.stanford.edu. To be notified whenever
HighWire Press launches a journal, send email to
notify at highwire.stanford.edu. To be notified only when we launch a
journal of interest to you, follow the instructions on this list. To be
notified when sites begin to require subscriptions, send email to
notify+subscriptions at highwire.stanford.edu
PDA Channels HighWire Remote is offered as a service by
individual HighWire journals. It delivers tables of contents,
abstracts, and selected fulltext material from current journal issues
to handheld PDAs. PalmOS is now supported, with support for
PocketPCs under consideration. Many new features are planned.
My Access
With My Access, you see at a glance what content you can access.
This includes journals for
which you have personal subscriptions, sites which you can access
due to an institutional subscription, sites that are freely available
(for either an unlimited or limited time frame), and sites with free
back issues.
My Institution's Subscriptions:
Shows which sites are fully available to you through your
institution's subscription purchases.
My Personal Subscriptions:
A one-time setup process will list your personal subscriptions and
authorize the one-click sign-in to journals feature so you don't have
to remember and type passwords!
Other full-text access you have:
11free trials
16 free journals
128 free back issues
181 pay-per-view
plus! FREE access to the full-text of cited references in all 346
HighWire-hosted journals without a subscription
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