Test access to the Science family of journals collection
Main Library of Warsaw University of Technology is pleased to announce that we have acquired trial access to the Science family of journals collection (tab: Journals).
Journals from the Science family contain the best research papers from various scientific fields that are among the most cited in the world.
Each journal is characterised by its interdisciplinary scope, rigorous but efficient peer-review process and publication of research that promotes open dialogue among a diverse group of readers.
As part of the test we have access to the following titles from the Science family of journals:
- Science Robotics - a leading journal for engineers, scientists and industry leaders, presenting the latest developments in robotics - from theory to real-world applications. It publishes high-impact research in areas such as AI, autonomous vehicles, biomaterials, humanoids and medical, educational and other robots.
- Science Immunology- a leading journal for researchers and clinicians working in immunology, oncoimmunology, autoimmunity, transplantation and infectious diseases. It publishes ground-breaking research in areas such as immunotherapy, antibodies, cytokines and the body's defence mechanisms.
- Science Signaling- a key journal for scientists and students in biology, chemistry, pharmacology and medicine, as well as researchers in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries. It publishes groundbreaking research in areas such as biochemistry, cell and molecular biology, immunology, pharmacology, neuroscience and medicine.
- Science Translational Medicine- a leading journal for researchers and clinicians connecting science to clinical practice. It publishes groundbreaking research in areas such as genomic medicine, immunotherapy, tissue engineering, diagnostics, therapies for cancer and neurodegenerative, metabolic or infectious diseases.
The access will be active until 6 June 2025 for all users from computers in the WUT network, and from any computer for users registered in the Integrated Library System.
We encourage all researchers, students and PhD students to test this database and share their impressions. Your feedback will help us to better adapt the library resources to the needs of the academic community. Comments can be sent via aquestionnaire