Journal of Fluid Mechanics backfiles now available

The Research Library has made available online backfiles for Journal of Fluid Mechanics. The backfiles is a repository of every single article published in the Journal of Fluid Mechanics between 1956 and 1996.

It houses over a quarter of a million pages of material, reproduced as high-resolution PDFs, and is fully searchable. The backfiles marks the complete digitisation of the Journal of Fluid Mechanics, with all material from 1956 onwards now available online at your desktop. The backfiles contain over 10,000 articles across 200,000 fully searchable high-resolution PDF pages.

Links from SearchPlus to the full text articles have been enabled via LinkSeeker when possible.

Science Online backfiles now available

AAAS Digitizes the Archives of Science from 1880-1996
Introducing Science Classic

Science Classic is the newly digitized full-text archive of Science from AAAS featuring the collection from issue 1, 1880 through 1996. Science Classic is integrated with the current content of Science Online, making it easier to search the entire collection.

From cover to cover, every page of the back issue file prior to 1997 has been scanned as a high-resolution PDF. Each article is a fully searchable PDF. Links from SearchPlus to the full text articles have been enabled via LinkSeeker when possible.

This archival content includes Research Articles and Reports, News of the Week and News Focus, Letters, Books Et Al., Policy Forum, Perspectives, Reviews, Association Affairs, Technical Comment Abstracts, Brevia, even advertisements found in the print issues published before 1997.

Science Classic articles, full-text indexed and searchable, provide the end user with a new, more powerful searching tool with the same flexible retrieval capabilities. Each article's bibliographic citation, abstract, and references have been rekeyed in an interactive HTML file. This feature allows dynamic linking to: other Science articles across the complete collection, over 900 HighWire hosted journals providing toll-free access to thousands of articles, and finally, coming soon, the primary source or secondary databases through CrossRef/DOI and PubMed.

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