Links to selected journal titles available through Boatwright Library in biology (use "Journal Titles" for an expanded list of biology titles):
Open access literature is defined as "digital, online, free of charge, and free of most copyright and licensing restrictions." Advocates of open access believe that the results of research - especially funded by taxpayers - should be made freely available to the public. Open access journals are predominantly scholarly journals (the research has gone through the peer-review process).
Open access journals in biology may be found through:
Journal Titles (also accessed from the tab on the library home page) helps you to:
* Most UR subscriptions must be accessed through the Journal Locator links and not by going directly to the journal's website. Most subscriptions are also verified by IP identification - you must access UR e-journals from the campus network or through the proxy server.
Some publishers "embargo" their most recent issues so that you may only be able to electronically access articles published 1-2 years earlier.
Nature reviews. Microbiology
Annual review of biochemistry *
Annual review of cell and developmental biology *
Annual review of plant biology *
Annual review of physiology *
Annual review of biophysics and biomolecular structure *
Microbiology and molecular biology reviews
Clinical microbiology reviews
Nature reviews microbiology
Annual review of genetics *
* These review journals are available online through:
Physiological reviews
Cell
Nature genetics
Nature medicine
Nature reviews. Genetics
Nature cell biology
Cell stem cell
Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History
Cell metabolism
Nature chemical biology
Nature reviews. Microbiology
Trends in biochemical sciences
Genes and development
Trends in cell biology
Molecular cell
Developmental cell
PLoS biology
Current opinion in cell biology
Molecular psychiatry
Molecular systems biology
Trends in ecology and evolution
Nature structural and molecular biology
Current biology
Genome research
American journal of human genetics
* Use the Web of Science's Journal Citation Reports to evaluate a journal's research importance by its citation impact factor.