E-Science Server is an electronic product created to promote scientific communication and collaboration. E-Science Server manages content and delivers electronic journals, conference papers, standards and electronic books directly to your desktop.

The Research Library at Los Alamos National Laboratory has created E-Science Server to provide a single solution for searching, browsing and delivery of search results through a standard web browser interface. E-Science Server consists of three pieces—the electronic content, the content management software, and the value added by integrating content from multiple publishers in a single package.

The electronic content provided by E-Science Server currently includes:

• American Chemical Society (1996+)
• Cell Press (1974+)
• Elsevier Science (1828+)
• IEEE/IEE journals, conferences, standards (1950+)
• Institute of Physics (1874+)
• Kluwer (1997+)
• Springer (1996+)
• Wiley (1998+)
• Wiley biotechnology, biochemistry and biophysics journals (1949+)
• Wiley chemistry journals (1834+)
• Wiley materials science journals (1950+)
• Wiley neuroscience journals (1891+)
• Wiley polymer journals (1946+)

CURRENT VERSION - 6.0

New features in E-Science Server v.6.0 include:

• Lucene - a new, faster full-text open source search engine
• Improved precision author searching
• Additional search functionality
  single character wildcard <?>
  • fuzzy searching <~>
  • boosting (relevance searching) <^>
  • required and exclusion operators <+> <->

FUTURE PLANS

Plans for future additions to E-Science Server include:

• American Institute of Physics archival journals (1930+)
• American Institute of Physics conference proceedings
• American Physical Society (1893+)
• Nature (1950+)
• Royal Society of Chemistry (1841-1996)

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