Oxford Journals An introduction to OUP and our journals Informatio Medicata - Budapest Tracy James – Corporate Library Sales Executive 18 th September 2009

Welcome to OUP!

Our mission Oxford University Press’ mission is to further excellence in research, scholarship, and education by publishing worldwide; to bring the highest quality research to the widest possible audience.

Oxford University Press: 7 divisions Oxford University Press is made up of 7 divisions:  Academic Division  Education Division  English Language Teaching Division  International Division  OUP USA  OUP ESPANA …and…  Oxford Journals - established in 1906

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The 2010 Oxford Journals Collection  Access to content back to 1996  222 titles, which includes 11 titles added in 2010  6 subject areas – including Medicine and Life Sciences – 67 and 33  Impressive online functionality  Flexible pricing models to suit a consortium of any size as well as individual libraries Some of the benefits for readers and librarians…  High-quality content - according to the 2008 Journal Citation Reports, over one quarter of these titles are in the top 10% and approximately three quarters are in the top 50% of their subject category.  Integrated searching via PubMed and Google Scholar  Perpetual access arrangements safeguard access to paid for content after subscriptions have lapsed  Downloadable usages statistics (COUNTER-compliant) reveal how content is being used  Preservation arrangements with CLOCKSS, LOCKSS and PORTICO ensure content is available for the long term Free three month trial available to the full collection, or one or more of the subject collections

Oxford Journals’ prices are consistently in the lowest band and have seen the lowest increase over the period Evidence of excellence and value for money

The 2010 Oxford Journals Collection Titles added to the Oxford Journals Collection in 2010  American Journal of Agricultural Economics – new to Oxford Journals in 2010, previously published by Wiley Blackwell  Applied Economic Perspectives and Policy – formerly the Review of Agricultural Economics and previously published by Wiley Blackwell  Classical Receptions Journal – launched by Oxford Journals in 2009  Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature and Environment – published by Oxford Journals on behalf of the Association for the Study of Literature and Environment since 2009  International Journal of Low-Carbon Technologies – new to Oxford Journals in 2009, previously published by Manchester University Press  Journal of Church and State – new to Oxford Journals in 2009, previously published by Baylor University  Journal of International Dispute Settlement – launched by Oxford Journals in 2010  Neuro-Oncology - new to Oxford Journals in 2009, previously published by Duke University Press  Sociology of Religion – new to Oxford Journals in 2009, previously published by Cambridge University Press  Tree Physiology – new to Oxford Journals in 2009, previously published by Heron Publishing  Writing Systems Research – launched by Oxford Journals in 2009

The 2010 Oxford Journals Collection Medicine Collection (67 journals in 2010) International in scope this collection features high impact titles across a variety of fields from oncology, cardiology, neurology, and epidemiology to reproductive medicine, rheumatology, anaesthesia, gerontology, and public health. Life Sciences Collection (33 journals in 2010) The Collection spans a variety of disciplines from the rapidly growing fields of molecular and computational biology to plant science, marine biology, and behavioural ecology.

The 2010 Oxford Journals Archive Some article highlights from the archive… ● Read about the impact of war on medical progress in an article from Brain published in 1917 ● Ponder pre-war British Public Opinion and Foreign Policy with Harold Nicolson in 1937 from Public Opinion Quarterly ● Can machines think? find the answer and one of the first considerations on artificial intelligence in Mind, 1950 ● Review the prosecution against the publication of Lady Chatterley’s Lover with the British Journal of Criminology in 1961 Familiar figures whose articles feature in the archive include… ● Winston Churchill (former UK prime minister) ● Alan Turing (mathematician and computer scientist) ● Ralph Vaughan Williams (musician and composer) ● Francis Darwin (son of scientist Charles Darwin)

Librarian Resource Centre Comprehensive tools to help librarians promote awareness and usage of the journal content available to their users  Posters to display in your library  templates to send to your users  Upload your institutions branding to journal pages  Electronic services guide (including advance access alerts, podcasts, advanced searching, RSS feeds)  Banner adverts to download  Training resources (including the Librarians Handbook) Visit to access these and more resources

Special offer for delegates Come to the Oxford University Press stand to take part in our prize draw - €100 to spend on any Oxford University Press book Free three month trials to any of the six individual collections, combinations or full collection; Medicine Life Sciences Maths & Science Law Humanities Social Sciences

Tracy James Corporate Library Sales Executive Telephone: 0044 (0)

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