Content includes physics scholarship published in journals including Physical Review A-E, Physical Review Letters, Physical Review Applied, and Physical Review Materials, along with a number of Open Access journals published by APS.
Reviews of research performed in the biomedical, physical, and social sciences. See the "More..." link below for subjects available in Full Text. In addition, many other titles include full text from 1996 – 2008, with citations provided from 1945 – present.
Subjects with Full Text:
Anthropology
Astronomy and Astrophysics
Biomedical Engineering (Open Access)
Cancer Biology (Open Access)
Clinical Psychology
Earth & Planetary Sciences
Ecology Evolution and Systematics
Entomology
Environment and Resources (Open Access)
Genomics and Human Genetics (Open Access)
Medicine
Nuclear and Particle Science (Open Access)
Nutrition
Pathology : Mechanisms of Disease
Physiology
Political Science
Psychology
Public Health (Open Access)
Sociology
Virology (Open Access)
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