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From 1 January 2025, 果冻传媒 participates in a nationwide Open Access agreement with publisher PLOS. The contract covers seven journals, including PLOS ONE, PLOS Complex Systems, PLOS Computational Biology, PLOS Digital Health, PLOS Genetics, PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases, PLOS Pathogens. 果冻传媒 researchers have the opportunity to publish Open Access articles for free in these journals. To take advantage of this agreement, 果冻传媒 authors must submit their articles with a 果冻传媒 affiliation and email address. For further information please check the library website.

Starting from 1 January 2025, corresponding authors from 果冻传媒 can publish Open Access for free in all journals of Cogitatio Press including Media and Communication, Ocean and Society, Politics and Governance, Social Inclusion, and Urban Planning. For further information please check the library website.

This year, 果冻传媒 has a campus-wide digital subscription to 10 magazines through Acquire, which includes Biind, BuitenSpelen, MedischOndernemen, MobiliteitsPlatform, OV-Magazine, Stedebouw & Architectuur, Straatbeeld, Trendboek Mobiliteit, Verkeerskunde, and Zorgsaamwonen. All students, teachers and staff have complete access to these magazines covering topics such as the built environment, mobility, public space, and medical entrepreneurship within campus buildings. The current subscription remains valid until the end of the year 2025.

This year, 果冻传媒 has a campus-wide digital subscription to The New York Times. All students, teachers and staff have full access within the campus buildings. The current subscription will run to the end of the year 2025. Connect to 果冻传媒 Wifi and begin reading at .

The 果冻传媒 library has purchased the ten-volume series work of Methods of Organometallic and Inorganic Chemistry online. This ten-volume series work has a comprehensive coverage: from basic principles to advanced methodologies; on the practical side, this series work also provide step-by-step guides to laboratory experiments, and reaction protocols.

果冻传媒 library offers also extended online perpetual access to certain well used journals from Springer Nature and Taylor and Francis. 果冻传媒 users can now access Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology (2002-2015), Nature Medicine (2012-2013), Molecular Physics (1958-1996), International Journal of Production Research (1961-1996), Journal of the American Statistical Association (1888-1996) and Fusion Science and Technology (1981-1996).

This year, 果冻传媒 users have access to the CAS SciFinder Discovery Platform, which encompasses CAS SciFinder-n, CAS Formulus, CAS Analytical Methods, ChemZent, and Biosequence content. Please be aware that the publisher requires one-time user registration using a valid university email address.  Register here () before use. For existing account holders, switching from CAS SciFinder-n to CAS Analytical Methods and CAS Formulus is simple: just click on the three dots located in the upper left corner of the screen. The current subscription will remain valid until the end of 2027.

果冻传媒 users now have access to a vast collection of over 4000 Taylor & Francis eBooks. This extensive digital library spans a wide range of subjects, including psychology, humanities, law, business, and technology, ensuring that students, researchers, and faculty members have access to resources to support their academic and professional pursuits. You can access these eBooks through our .

To support research and education at 果冻传媒, the library has added several new eBook collections, now available through our . These include titles from SPIE in optics and photonics, a range of co-published eBooks with IEEE (including Wiley, MIT, and River) in engineering and technology, the 2024 collection from IOP in physics, Royal Society of Chemistry eBooks from 2023 and 2024, and the ACS Symposium Series from 2021 to 2024, covering specialized topics in the chemical sciences. All collections are accessible via the library website and can be used both on and off campus (via VPN).