The American Chemical Society Launches 26 Electronic Journals
The American Chemical Society (ACS), a leading scientific society for chemists and chemical engineers, announced the new electronic versions of its journals at the society's national meeting in Las Vegas last month. The launch of ACS's entire collection of 26 prestigious research journals via the Internet will make a vast range of scientific research results available faster than ever before, according to the announcement.
One new feature, titled "Articles ASAP" (As Soon As Publishable), represents an advance in scholarly publishing that will allow scientists, research institutions, governments, industry, and the public access to "real-time science," by dramatically reducing the …
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Article title: The American Chemical Society Launches 26 Electronic Journals.
Contributors: Not available.
Magazine title: Information Today.
Volume: 14.
Issue: 9
Publication date: October 1997.
Page number: 48.
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