Electronic resources A-Z List

The database contains the publications of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM): Journals, Transactions, Magazines, Newsletters, Proceedings.

In the Digital Library are also available bibliographic records, abstracts, reviews and full texts by other publishers in the disciplines of Information Technology, Applied Information Technology and Information Technology.

The resource includes the full-text archive of the previous years, starting with the first published issue. It includes access to the publications from the Special Interest Group (SIGs) and to the Guide to Computing Literature, the largest bibliographic database dedicated to these subjects.

The collection contains over 400 peer-reviewed e-journals by Cambridge University Press related to the HSS - Humanities and Social Sciences and STM - Science, Technology and Medicine which include, among others, the following subject areas: Art, Business, Computer Science , Earth and Environmental Sciences, Economics, History, Law, Mathematics, Philosophy, Politics and International Relations, Social Studies, Statistics and Probability.

Access to all the academic journals and to the Primary sources collections in JSTOR. Both Multi-discipline archive collections and Discipline-specific archive collections are included.

Coverage is for all the journals from the first published issue, but there is a 3-6 years embargo (Moving Wall).

An interactive research tool has been activated in JSTOR. This tool employs AI and other technologies to to deepen and expand  research with JSTOR’s trusted corpus. To use the tool an individual free registration is needed.

The database, which includes Mathematical Reviews (MR) and Current Mathematical Publications (CMP), covers the international literature relating to mathematics since 1864: there are over 2 million records. Over 700,000 report the direct link to the full text of the document.

The records, including reviews, concern articles taken from approximately 1,800 international mathematical journals, as well as 7,500 monographs, proceedings, doctoral theses and annual technical reports. Papers are indexed through the international classification scheme for Mathematical Subject Classification, which contains over 5,000 entries.

Digital library of the OECD (Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development) which includes:

• periodical publications: complete full text of journals (Journals, Statistical Periodicals, Reference Works) and Working Papers, in addition to the 2 At a glance publications "OECD factbook" and "STI Scoreboard";
• monographs: all books and reports published by the OECD;
• statistics: statistical data can be downloaded as interactive datasets in csv or xls. The data concern the main economic and social indicators for OECD member countries but many indicators are also retrievable for important countries that are not part of the Organization. An alternative access to this data is the OECD Data portal.

Starting from 01/07/2024 OECD is Open Access.

Access to over 140 electronic journals published by Oxford related to: Arts and Humanities, Law, Medicine and Health, Science and Mathematics and Social Sciences.

The database provides access to over 1.900 full text journals published by Springer, included the ones with Palgrave Macmillan imprint.

It includes contents in several disciplinary fields within Architecture, Arts and Design, Behavioral Sciences, Economics and Management, Informatics, Engineering, Human Sciences, Mathematics and Statistics.

The Library subscribes the access also to the full text of around 900 journals published from the first issue until 1996:

• SpringerLink Historical Archives Engineering;
• SpringerLink Historical Archives Mathematics;
• SpringerLink Historical Archives Medicine;
• SpringerLink Historical Archives Behavioral Sciences;
• SpringerLink Historical Archives Computer Sciences;
• SpringerLink Historical Archives Physics and Astronomy;
• SpringerLink Historical Archives Business and Economics;
• SpringerLink Historical Archives Biomedical and Life Sciences;
• SpringerLink Historical Archives Chemistry and Materials Science;
• SpringerLink Historical Archives Earth and Environmental Sciences;
• SpringerLink Historical Archives Humanities, Social Science, and Law.