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IReL - Irish Research eLibrary

This site provides information on the Content of the Irish Research eLibrary initiative, as well as background, history, membership and latest news.

While this site can facilitate links to publishers' websites, the normal access point for fulltext access to journals and databases is via your own library's website.

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Web of Knowledge
Web of Knowledge have changed the cited reference capture process to give users a clearer, more comprehensive picture of the scholarly impact of work.
11.05.2012


Mobile-optimized journals now on nature.com
Several IReL journals now offer mobile-optimized versions of their websites on Nature.com.
23.04.2012


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Royal Society Publishing - Package S
Royal Society Publishing is the publishing division of the Royal Society, a fellowship of the worlds eminent scientists and is the oldest scientific academy in continuous existence. The fellowship is made up of the most eminent scientists, engineers and technologists from the UK and the Commonweath. The Package S: The Excellence in Science Collection comes with free and exclusive access to all journal content published since 1665, one of the greatest journal archive in Science.

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National University of Ireland, Maynooth

The IReL service has been a key element in transforming the landscape for scientific research in Ireland.
Dr Ray O'Neill, Dean of Research and Graduate Studies, NUI Maynooth

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