Science Library: test access to Wiley magazines is open

John Wiley & Sons (short name-Wiley) - one of the oldest academic (scientific) publishers in the world with a rich history and an equally impressive collection of content and solutions for science, higher education and business.

The publishing house publishes materials in all areas of knowledge. At the moment, the company has the rights to more than 21,000 scientific books (annually publishing about 1,000 new titles), 1,600 scientific journals (including a large number of world-famous and respected publications), as well as encyclopedias and reference books, databases with scientific information on chemistry and medicine (including Cochrane library of evidence-based medicine). The scientific content of the publishing house is presented on the WileyOnlineLibrary platform (www.onlinelibrary.wiley.com).

The works of more than 450 Nobel prize laureates have been published in the journals of the publishing house. Every year, Wiley journals demonstrate high citation and impact factors, with many publications ranking first in their respective fields.

As part of the test access, the University will have access to the most extensive collection of Wiley journals - more than 1,500 titles of currently published journals. Access also includes archived content from more than 20 years of history-from 1997 to the present. The thematic coverage of the journals includes all subject areas of modern science.