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Scirus
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Scirus was voted Best Specialty Search Engine in the prestigious
Search Engine Watch Awards 2001, which recognize outstanding
achievements in Web searching.
The Best Specialty Search Engine Award is given to the tool judged
to have provided the best results in a particular topical area
in this case the scientific, technical and medical fields.
Locating scientific information on the Web is easy with Scirus because it:
- targets scientific information only.
Scirus offers an advantage over other Web search engines because it only
finds scientific content, so you dont have to wade through pages of irrelevant
results to find the information you are looking for.
- covers over 100 million science-related pages.
Scirus reveals a wealth of scientific information from Web sources
(e.g. university sites, author homepages, company homepages),
and databases (e.g. ScienceDirect articles, MEDLINE abstracts, USPTO patents,
ArXiv e-prints), illuminating your research with unique sources of scientific content.
- finds the most peer-reviewed articles.
By delving deep into major databases, Scirus finds more peer-reviewed articles
than any other search engine, giving you greater access to key sources of information.
- offers unique features designed specially for scientists.
Scirus was specifically developed for researchers in scientific,
technical and medical fields. As well as unrivalled content,
Scirus has unique features and functionalities that make it easy for you
to find the most relevant research information.
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MathematicsWeb
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Announcing MathematicsWeb (http://www.mathematicsweb.org) -
the new information resource for Pure Mathematics, Applied
Mathematics, Statistics and Probability.
MathematicsWeb provides you with:
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over 70,000 articles and more than 55 journals in mathematics
(incl. Elsevier and SIAM publications)
- Free access to abstracts and tables-of-contents
- Search and browse facilities across all journals and preprints.
- Free services such as The Mathematics Preprint Server, Our
Editor Selects and Who Cites Who.
This month's free access is to all articles published in 3 major
journals: Topology, Statistic & Probability Letters and Journal
of Computational & Applied Mathematics
We hope that MathematicsWeb will facilitate your research. Please
do not hesitate to send us your comments.
Olivier Diesnis
mailto:[email protected]
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