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			'''11.8.10 American Mathematical Society (AMS) journals freely available '''

			Complete digital archive available to search at: <br>
			http://www.ams.org/joursearch/

			Content:

			AMS Journals<br>
			Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society<br>
			Conformal Geometry and Dynamics<br>
			Electronic Research Announcements<br>
			Journal of the American Mathematical Society<br>
			Mathematics of Computation<br>
			Memoirs of the American Mathematical Society<br>
			Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society<br>
			Representation Theory<br>
			Transactions of the American Mathematical Society<br>

			AMS-DISTRIBUTED JOURNALS<br>
			Journal of Algebraic Geometry<br>
			Journal of Geometric Analysis<br>

			Note: Journals Quick Search searches AMS and AMS Distributed journals.<br>

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	'''22.10.09 New RSC journals - advance notice '''		'''22.10.09 New RSC journals - advance notice '''

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			'''22.10.09 New RSC journals - advance notice '''

			Coming in 2010: <br>
			[http://www.rsc.org/Publishing/Journals/SC/index.asp Chemical Science] <br>
			[http://www.rsc.org/Publishing/Journals/MD/index.asp MedChemComm]<br>
			[http://www.rsc.org/Publishing/Journals/PY/index.asp Polymer Chemistry]<br>
			- free institutional access for 2010 and 2011.

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	'''17.8.09 Offsite access to electronic resources'''		'''17.8.09 Offsite access to electronic resources'''

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			'''17.8.09 Offsite access to electronic resources'''

			The final stage in the transition from Athens to Raven authentication has taken place with the withdrawal of the gateway between Athens
			and Raven authentication on publishers' websites.
			Users off-campus should use the links marked "Institutional login", "Log in via your home institution" or "Shibboleth" to log in with Raven ID and password.
			Further information on this change and contact details for enquiries can be found at http://www.lib.cam.ac.uk/electronicresources/shibboleth.php

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	'''27.7.09 Additional access to Springer journals'''		'''27.7.09 Additional access to Springer journals'''

import>Jb263: additional Springer access

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 '''21.1.09 Reminder -''' electronic access available to ''Nature'' from vol 1, 1869 to current. <br>
 Access by  [http://www.nature.com/nature/archive/index.html direct link]or via [http://sfx7.exlibrisgroup.com/cambridge/az ejournals@cambridge].
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			'''9.2.09 Changes to JSTOR login method'''

			A reminder that the method of logging into JSTOR off-campus has changed.<br>
			This should help to overcome problems experienced since the move from ATHENS to Raven passwords.

			Users may access JSTOR via Shibboleth by selecting "Login" from the top right hand corner of of
			any JSTOR page or by going directly to https://www.jstor.org/action/showLogin. <br>
			Select University of Cambridge from the list of institutions and then "login" below. This will redirect to our Raven authentication page. <br>
			Once authenticated users will be directed back to JSTOR.

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	'''21.1.09 Reminder -''' electronic access available to ''Nature'' from vol 1, 1869 to current. <br>		'''21.1.09 Reminder -''' electronic access available to ''Nature'' from vol 1, 1869 to current. <br>
	Access by [http://www.nature.com/nature/archive/index.html direct link]or via [http://sfx7.exlibrisgroup.com/cambridge/az ejournals@cambridge].		Access by [http://www.nature.com/nature/archive/index.html direct link]or via [http://sfx7.exlibrisgroup.com/cambridge/az ejournals@cambridge].

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			'''21.1.09 Reminder -''' electronic access available to ''Nature'' from vol 1, 1869 to current. <br>
			Access by [http://www.nature.com/nature/archive/index.html direct link]or via [http://sfx7.exlibrisgroup.com/cambridge/az ejournals@cambridge].



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	'''16.1.09 Complimentary e-access to new RSC journal ''Metallomics'' available for 2009.'''		'''16.1.09 Complimentary e-access to new RSC journal ''Metallomics'' available for 2009.'''

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			'''16.1.09 Complimentary e-access to new RSC journal ''Metallomics'' available for 2009.'''

			''Metallomics'' is cross-disciplinary, publishing original research and reviews, for example in bioinformatics, clinical chemistry, medicine, metalobiochemistry, nutritional chemistry etc.
			[http://www.rsc.org/Publishing/Journals/MT/article.asp?doi=b821668c Scope of journal]



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	'''13.1.09 [http://www.doaj.org/doaj?func=findJournals Directory of open access journals''']		'''13.1.09 [http://www.doaj.org/doaj?func=findJournals Directory of open access journals''']

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	'''3.11.08 Print access to American Chemical Society current journals'''		'''3.11.08 - 6.1.09 Print access to American Chemical Society current journals'''

	Your views are sought on the NESLI/ ACS deal for 2009-11.<br>		Your views are sought on the NESLI/ ACS deal for 2009-11.<br>

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			'''13.1.09 [http://www.doaj.org/doaj?func=findJournals Directory of open access journals''']
⚫	'''13.10.08 New subscription to Springer online archives'''

⚫	The University Library has purchased the Springer Online Archives Collection, making available to the university every issue and article from volume 1 onwards to 1996 of 900 journals. The collection complements the existing Springer journal subscription taken out by the Journals Co-ordination Scheme, which covers the years from 1997 onwards, thereby providing access to complete backruns online.

⚫	To locate a title or to browse the collection go to the ejournals@cambridge portal at http://sfx7.exlibrisgroup.com/cambridge/az . No password required within the university domain. Access off-campus with Raven. Select 'Institutional Login' link and 'University of Cambridge (Shibboleth)'. (jb263)

			87 peer-reviewed chemistry journals available.
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	A proposal has been made for electronic-only access. However, it is possible to add print subscriptions on a title by title basis.		A proposal has been made for electronic-only access. However, it is possible to add print subscriptions on a title by title basis.

	Please use this space as a discussion forum and make your views known. (Judith)		Please use this space as a discussion forum and make your views known. (Judith)<br>




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	A change to electronic-only access for these chemistry journals of primary importance is a major shift in the way the chemistry library is run. Is it the right time to do this?		A change to electronic-only access for these chemistry journals of primary importance is a major shift in the way the chemistry library is run. Is it the right time to do this?
	-- Jonathan Goodman		-- Jonathan Goodman <br>


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	'''Emailed comments received''' --(summarised by Judith)		'''Emailed comments received''' --(summarised by Judith)

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	If we lose major print subscriptions then the nature of our library will change irreversibly and for the worse.		If we lose major print subscriptions then the nature of our library will change irreversibly and for the worse.
	I recognize that in the end financial considerations may prevail. But if the library of the best chemistry department in the land loses its print copies of the best chemistry journals, then something will have gone seriously wrong.		I recognize that in the end financial considerations may prevail. But if the library of the best chemistry department in the land loses its print copies of the best chemistry journals, then something will have gone seriously wrong.
	I hope that the proposal will be strongly resisted.		I hope that the proposal will be strongly resisted.<br>

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	'''Verbal comments received ''' --(summarised by Judith)		'''Verbal comments received ''' --(summarised by Judith)
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	Very reluctant to give up hard copy because of added value from print format. PDF delivery to the desktop essential but print copy enhances freedom to work in a different style as an educational establishment - facilitates browsing and has ‘rediscovery’ value which stimulates creativity and innovation.		Very reluctant to give up hard copy because of added value from print format. PDF delivery to the desktop essential but print copy enhances freedom to work in a different style as an educational establishment - facilitates browsing and has ‘rediscovery’ value which stimulates creativity and innovation.

	These titles mostly very significant and inflential. Would prefer to lose the hard copy of lesser quality journals than these. (titles not suggested)		These titles mostly very significant and inflential. Would prefer to lose the hard copy of lesser quality journals than these. (titles not suggested)<br>

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	'''14.11.08 Update'''		'''14.11.08 Update'''

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	So, if Physics and Biochemistry wish to retain the print copy would it be acceptable to cancel our current print copy?		So, if Physics and Biochemistry wish to retain the print copy would it be acceptable to cancel our current print copy?
	A decision will be made by end November so feedback is required as soon as possible.<br>		A decision will be made by end November so feedback is required as soon as possible.<br>
	Thanks~~<br>~~		Thanks
	Judith		Judith<br>

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	'''6.1.09'''		'''6.1.09 Update'''

	As no requests have been made to retain the print copies of Biochemistry or Langmuir it has been agreed that the current print versions will be held by Depts of Biochemistry and Physics.		As no requests have been made to retain the print copies of Biochemistry or Langmuir it has been agreed that the current print versions will be held by Depts of Biochemistry and Physics.

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		⚫	'''13.10.08 New subscription to Springer online archives'''

		⚫	The University Library has purchased the Springer Online Archives Collection, making available to the university every issue and article from volume 1 onwards to 1996 of 900 journals. The collection complements the existing Springer journal subscription taken out by the Journals Co-ordination Scheme, which covers the years from 1997 onwards, thereby providing access to complete backruns online.

		⚫	To locate a title or to browse the collection go to the ejournals@cambridge portal at http://sfx7.exlibrisgroup.com/cambridge/az . No password required within the university domain. Access off-campus with Raven. Select 'Institutional Login' link and 'University of Cambridge (Shibboleth)'. (jb263)

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