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Royal Society of Chemistry
RSC Journals and Databases
CALIS 2nd Imported Database User Training Week, Dalian11 May 2004
Dr Mike HannantKey Account ManagerRoyal Society of ChemistryCambridge, UK
Rui ZhouRepresentativeRoyal Society of ChemistryChina
Agenda
The Royal Society of Chemistry RSC Publications – facts and figures RSC Journals licensed through
CALIS Access via RSC server RSC Journals Archive (1841-1996)
Royal Society of Chemistry
Learned and Professional Society Founded in 1841 Objectives
• Advancement of the science of chemistry and its applications
• Maintenance of high standards of competence and integrity among practising chemists
• Dissemination of information
Membership
Members: 45,000 members- 36,000 British
Isles
- 9,000 International
Including 300 in
China
Employees: 260• Sites:
• Cambridge• London
Royal Society of Chemistry
• Education• Parliamentary Affairs• Scientific Affairs• Conferences• Professional and Membership Affairs• Library• Publishing
Publishing Products and Services
Journals Reviews Current-awareness serials Databases Books Wallcharts Journal Archive E-only products and services
RSC Primary Journals
Submissions• Over 13500 papers received in 2003• Submissions increasing each year• 80% of papers from outside the UK
RSC Primary Journals
Reviewing• 6000 Active referees worldwide• High standards maintained• Rejection rate >50%
• >70% for some journals
Participation
Institution must purchase at least 3 RSC journals at the full price; and
Maintain those subscriptions during the present agreement (to Dec 2005).
Other print subscriptions can be purchased at a deeply discounted rate.
Present CALIS agreement
14 Primary Journals (1997 - to date)
6 Review Journals (1997 – to date) 6 Current awareness databases (all
available content)
Core Journals: Primary
The Analyst Chemical Communications Dalton Transactions Faraday Discussions Journal of Analytical Atomic
Spectrometry Journal of Materials Chemistry New Journal of Chemistry Organic & Biomolecular
Chemistry* Physical Chemistry Chemical
Physics
* Formerly Perkin 1 and 2
Core Journals: Reviews
Annual Reports on the Progress of Chemistry, Sections A, B & C
Chemical Society Reviews
Issues in Environmental Science & Technology
Natural Product Reports
Newer Journals
Green Chemistry (1999)
Journal of Environmental Monitoring (1999)
Lab on a Chip (2001)
Photochemical & Photobiological Sciences (2002)
Databases/current awareness
Analytical Abstracts (1980 – to date)
Catalysts & Catalysed Reactions (2002 – to date)
Chemical Hazards in Industry (1981 – to date)
Laboratory Hazards Bulletin (1981 – to date)
Methods in Organic Synthesis (2000 – to date)
Natural Product Updated (2000 – to date)
Online Access
Articles available in HTML and PDF Graphical Abstracts available Searching by title/author/journal…… Electronic Supplementary Information
available and free Free email alerts (www.rsc.org/ej_alert)
Reference linking
RSC journals
CrossRef
CAS (links to free abstracts)
Document delivery through RSC LIC
Coming soon…..• OpenURL linking• Links to other doc del suppliers
Journal Archive
All RSC Journal material 1841 - 1996• 220,000 articles• 1.2 million pages
Complete - 200 gigabytes of electronic material
Journal Archive
Home page for each journal Text content fully indexed and searchable Contents lists for volume/issue All front matter, back matter, adverts, etc.
scanned PDF pages XML headers XML abstracts 1965 onwards References linked 1990 onwards
Digitisation challenges – Spinning discsObservations on the circular polarisation of light by transmission through fluidsH. B. Leeson.
Memoirs and Proceedings of the Chemical Society, 1843-1845, II, 26 (referenced on p39)
Summary
CALIS members now can have access to the high quality RSC journals and databases online via the CALIS online system or direct from RSC
Negotiations covering CALIS member access to the RSC Journals Archive are underway
Thanks
Thank you to CALIS for inviting me….. Thanks to Rui Zhou for translating….. Thank you for listening!
User training – Library Room 213,20:00 – 21:00
Any questions?