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Trial access to Chinese Journals Translation Project (JTP), China STM Focus Database (CSTM) and China Academic Journals Full-text Database (CJFD)
By Sarah Gilmore, on 14 April 2016
UCL has trial access to Chinese Journals Translation Project (JTP), China STM Focus Database (CSTM) and China Academic Journals Full-text Database (CJFD) until 13th May 2016. For off-site access please use Desktop@UCL Anywhere. Please note that you may need to select ‘IP Authentication’ when first viewing full text.
Chinese Journals Translation Project (JTP): consisting of the English translation edition of high quality Chinese journals selected by their Impact Factors and Total Citations. Coverage is from 2015 onwards.
China STM Focus Database (CSTM): a collection of English Journals and International Conference Proceedings generated from mainland China. Subjects focus on the fields of Science, Technology and Medicine.
China Academic Journals Full-text Database (CJFD): covering over 97% of China’s academic journals , this is the largest and most comprehensive Chinese journals database in the world. Content is from 1994 onwards.
Please send feedback on this resource to your subject librarian.
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Sarah Gilmore wrote on 22 April 2016:
Many thanks for the comment. I have forwarded your interest to your Subject Specialist.
CJFD should be the best database for Chinese journals as the government simply collects all the publications. I am glad that UCL is considering to include it in the library service. Good job. However, since most of work are published in Chinese, a lot of students here might not be able to understand the full article but only the abstract which is in English. It should also be noted that CJFD only includes publications in China, but not Taiwan. If UCL would like to cover ALL Chinese publications, it would need to explore the Taiwanese databases too (but I heard that Taiwan does not have a unified database as large as CJFD).