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News Release from: Nature Publishing | Subject: Nature archive
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 29 November 2004
Digitisation of the Nature archive
continues
When completed back to 1950, the Nature archive will contain 2,399 issues and approximately 154,500 articles, each including HTML abstract, PDF full version, and hyperlinked references
Nature is currently digitising the archives back to 1950, with content being released in installments Full text access back to January 1980 is now available
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 2 Aug 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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The Nature archives provide online access to a wealth of premier editorial information, previously published only in print format.
All editorial content from the print issues is available, including articles and letters, review material, news and views, news and comment, literature and essays, plus supplements.
All images have been included when available within online copyright.
When completed back to January 1950, the Nature archive will contain 2,399 issues (volumes 283 - 384) and approximately 154,500 articles.
When converting print articles into integrated online files, NPG has applied all the online functionality today's researchers expect from a web resource.
Each article includes HTML abstract, and PDF version of full article.
Hyperlinked references using abstracting services of CrossRef, Medline, and ISI including the ISI Web of Science are also included.
As an integrated part of the NPG online platform, the Nature archive has excellent searching capability and integration with current content from across the NPG portfolio.
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