ExPub
10 April 2012
EBSCO adds occupational health content
Michael Upshall reports on an ongoing survey focusing on artificial intelligence in academic publishing
EBSCO Publishing
Chemical Hazard Information Library
31 March 2011
EBSCO Publishing releases Chemical Hazard Information Library
Criminal Justice Abstracts and Communications Abstracts
19 July 2010
EBSCO acquires two SAGE databases
Petroleum Abstracts TULSA Database
15 January 2009
The Petroleum Abstracts TULSA Database is now available via EBSCO Publishing's EBSCOhost platform
EBSCOhost/ The Polymer Library
2 December 2008
The Polymer Library is now available on the EBSCOhost platform thanks to a partnership between Smithers Rapra and EBSCO Publishing
EBSCOhost
14 October 2008
CABI's Global Health Archive is now available from EBSCO Publishing
EBSCOhost 2.0
1 July 2008
EBSCO Publishing has revamped its EBSCOhost user interface.
Dynamed
1 August 2006
EBSCO Publishing has made available an enhanced search experience for DynaMed. The DynaMed resource is now said to be more efficient and easy-to-use.
EBSCOhost
1 June 2006
A number of features have been added to the EBSCOhost interface which should provide database users with a more efficient and enjoyable search experience.
CINAHL
1 June 2006
Ebsco Publishing is making available the full-text versions of the CINAHL database (CINAHL with Full Text and CINAHL Plus with Full Text).
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