You asked for it… MIT Libraries now offer more electronic access to historical journals!

By on February 8, 2007 in Science

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When the Libraries surveyed you, the MIT community, in 2005, many of you spoke resoundingly about wanting more electronic access to older journals. In fact, 71% of you responded that expanding the historic depth of our online collection by providing more electronic access to older journals is “essential” or “very important.” You asked for it… You’ve got it!

The MIT Libraries have been acquiring many noteworthy journal back files in a variety of subjects, offering more access to historically significant articles and landmark papers than ever before.

Recently purchased titles and databases with expanded access include:

The Libraries plan to purchase more electronic back files as demand for these resources grows, and as funds become available. Have a favorite journal that you would like to suggest for purchase? Let us know about it!

To see the full list of recently added back files, or for more information on historic access to electronic journals in the MIT Libraries, visit our web page on journal back files. To access these and all of our electronic resources, see Vera.