Databases

It is a platform of the English-Dutch publishing house Elsevier, providing online access to nearly 2,200 academic journals and 25,000 e-books. The journals are grouped into four main sections: Physical Sciences and Engineering, Life Sciences, Health Sciences, and Social Sciences and Humanities. Most abstracts are freely available, while full-text access (in PDF and HTML formats) requires a subscription.

Scopus is a premier abstract and citation database covering scientific research for searching, monitoring, analyzing, and visualizing bibliometric mechanisms. The database includes over 22,800 peer-reviewed journals from more than 5,000 international publishers, covering fundamental, interdisciplinary, educational, technical, medical, and humanities fields. Scopus contains records from 1788 onwards and over 1.4 billion cited references since 1970.

Web of Science, owned by American corporation Clarivate Analytics (formerly Thompson Reuters until 2016), is a search platform that combines scientific publication and patent citation databases, encompassing inter-cited materials. Web of Science covers the broadest range of scientific, technical, social, humanities, and cultural spheres. It offers capabilities for searching, statistical analysis, and managing bibliographic information.

• Chemistry Database of Open-Access Journals
• Chemistry Additives Database

• AGRIS Agricultural and Technology International system. AGRIS is currently available for 12 million peer-reviewed journal articles, with over 1500 facts and data stores. AGRIS records are available in more than 90 languages. AGROVOC, the most well-known thesaurus in the world, is primarily aimed at multi-level titles. The FAO of data use instructions ინსტრუქცია.

• Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) administers the Supervision of global food and village organization. Currently, 15000 electronic books on 28000 online resources are provided for your favorite regime.

• German National Library of Economics – Leibniz Information Centre for Economics (Germany)

• Open Access Database of Medical and Biological Data.

• Directory of Open Access Journals is a high-quality, peer-reviewed open-access journals online catalog.

• Open Access Electronic Books Database. Catalog of peer-reviewed books indexed with the first source.

Google Scholar is Google’s freely accessible search engine for scholarly publications and theses worldwide. The system has been operational since November 2004.

Search results from Google Scholar generate full-text journal articles, technical reports, preprints, dissertations, books, and other documents within the “scholarly” category, linked with references (via links to other documents).

Google Scholar displays bibliographic descriptions in the form of article links, enabling users to utilize author citation indexes for various indices included in its database.

Authors must create a personal profile for the correct functioning of the citation indexing apparatus of Google Scholar.