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Chemical structure representation for information exchange
Thomas Engel, Johann GasteigerInformation exchange is of primary importance in any scientific discipline but particularly so in such an information‐rich domain as chemistry. Chemists have developed a language…
Internet portals for chemists
Cornelia Glander‐HöbelThis paper is to give an overview of freely available subject services providing information for chemists on the Internet. An attempt is made to differentiate between portals and…
Chemical e‐journals, chemical e‐preprints
William G. Town, Bryan A. Vickery, Jan Kuras, James R. WeeksChemists communicate in structures. The nature of information available to chemists therefore has to take this into account. With the migration from print to electronic…
Chemical databases: an overview of selected databases and evaluation methods
Kristina Voigt, Gerhard WelzlScientific information is more and more buried in the proliferation of commercial sites on the Internet. This means that valuable chemistry sites and chemical databases are…
The perception and administrative effect of Internet usage in Jordanian university libraries
Abdul Razeq Mustafa YounisReviews the extent of Internet utilisation in Jordanian university libraries. Discusses: its use, benefits, services, and applications; the effect on acquisitions, the libraries’…
Remember the human: the first rule of netiquette, librarians and the Internet
Paul SturgesIn one of the written versions of netiquette, the first rule is “remember the human”. This is intended to encourage more tolerant and considerate behaviour amongst Internet users…
ISSN:
1468-4527Renamed from:
Online and CD-Rom ReviewOnline date, start – end:
2000Copyright Holder:
Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
hybridEditor:
- Professor Eugenia Siapera