Gerontology titles
12 August 2008
Oxford Journals announces partnership with The Gerontological Society of America
Oxford Journals
Oxford Open journals
17 June 2008
Articles published in Oxford Open journals are now automatically deposited in PubMed Central.
InnovAiT
5 June 2008
Oxford Journals is launching a new journal for trainee GPs.
Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience (SCAN)
1 August 2006
Oxford Journals has announced the launch of a new journal for the social neurosciences, Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience (SCAN).
Oxford Journals Digital Archive
1 June 2006
Research dating back to 1849 is now available online in the Oxford Journals Digital Archive. The collection provides access to all content for nearly 140 journals and comprise over three million article pages.
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