“Fed­er­ated search ser­vices provider Deep Web Tech­nolo­gies, US, has announced that its fed­er­ated search prod­uct, Explorit Research Accel­er­a­tor, now includes seam­less inte­gra­tion with Ref­Works, a web-based solu­tion for cita­tions management.”

source: Knowl­edge­s­peak Newslet­ter, July 30, 2009

Sci­topia was devel­oped by 21 top tech­no­log­i­cal and sci­en­tific soci­eties.  It is a freely avail­able data­base mainly in physics and engi­neer­ing.  Com­po­nent soci­eties are listed on a web­page off www.scitopia.org.  It lists papers going back as early as 1665, some of which are digitized.

Full text is offered on a pay-per-view basis, so cur­rently it is bet­ter to search Princeton’s sub­scrip­tion data­bases which have links to our full-text sub­scrip­tion resources.  INSPEC  and Com­pen­dex  cover even more resources than Sci­topia.  IEEE  — Xplore & IEL – are other over­lap­ping sub­scrip­tion data­bases we have, and they are com­pletely full-text.