Biomedical Imaging and Intervention Journal (biij) is indexed
and abstracted in a number of databases and services including:
- Elsevier Bibliographic Databases (since January 2008)
This service produces a range of leading abstract & indexing databases, which scans the world's STM serials literature for coverage across all science and social sciences disciplines. Databases include Scopus, EMBASE, EMCare, Compendex, GEOBASE, EMBiology, Elsevier BIOBASE, FLUIDEX, World Textiles and several specialised niche databases and other derivative products such as Mosby Yearbooks.
Scopus, the largest abstract and citation database of research literature and quality web sources, was created for researchers to help them find the quality information they need from around the globe. Since its introduction in 2004, Scopus has developed a solid customer base of over 1000 institutional customers worldwide enabling millions of users to make their literature research process more effective and productive.
For an overview and details of Elsevier Bibliographic Databases, please visit www.elsevier.com (click on Bibliographic databases) and www.info.scopus.com
- Chemical
Abstracts Service (CAS) (since April 2006)
Since 1907, CAS has indexed and summarized chemistry-related
articles from more than 40,000 scientific journals, in addition
to patents, conference proceedings and other documents pertinent
to chemistry, life sciences and many other fields. In total,
abstracts for more than 25 million documents are accessible
online through CAS.
Articles covered by CAS will be made available
through SciFinder, SciFinder Scholar, and STN suite of products.
- INSPEC
(since March 2006)
The INSPEC database is the world's largest and most comprehensive
English-language bibliographic database, in physics, electronics
and computing. Developed from 'Science Abstracts', first published
in January 1898, INSPEC now scans over 4,000 journals (and
other serial publications) worldwide, 2,000 conference proceedings
and numerous books, reports, articles and dissertations, for
inclusion in the database. From 1969 to the present day, the
size of the database has grown to 10 gigabytes of data and
contains over 6.4 million records.
INSPEC is administered by Institution
of Electrical Engineers, United Kingdom.
- Index
Copernicus International (since April 2006)
This abstracting service indexes a wide variety of scientific
literature, including full-text articles, from around the
world. It has a patent-pending journals ranking system.
ICV for 2006: 4.21 (29 Feb 2008)
ICV for 2007: 5.08 (27 Feb 2008)
Index Copernicus is provided and administered
by Medical Science International, Ltd.
- Google
Scholar (since December 2005)
This online search engine help researchers find scholarly
literature on the Internet, including peer-reviewed papers,
theses, books, abstracts and articles, from academic publishers,
professional societies, preprint repositories, universities
and other scholarly organizations. biij is the second journal
to be indexed via CrossRef interface.
Google Scholar is provided by Google Inc.
- Directory
of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) (since September
2005)
This service covers free, full text, quality controlled scientific
and scholarly journals that are fully available over the Internet.
Currently 600 journals are searchable at article level.
DOAJ service is administered by Lund University
Libraries, Sweden.
- eGranary
Digital Library (since July 2006)
biij's content has been accepted for inclusion in the eGranary
Digital Library, which mirrors the entire biij website and
makes it available offline to African universities and academics
for teaching and learning purposes.
The eGranary Digital Library is part of
the WiderNet Project, administered by the University of Iowa's
International Programs.
- CrossRef
(since October 2005)
biij is a member of CrossRef, a reference linking service,
which offers the scientific and scholarly community a collaborative
reference linking service, through which a researcher can
click on a reference citation in a journal and immediately
access the cited article.
CrossRef is administered by Publishers
International Linking Association, Inc.
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