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Oxford ReferenceOxford University Press: Oxford Reference Online covers the following subjects in a single cross-searchable resource: language (dictionaries, grammar, abbreviations, proverbs); general reference (quotations, English place names, first names, world encyclopedia); art and architecture; classics; history; literature; military history; mythology and folklore; performing arts; politics and social sciences; religion and philosophy; economics and business; law; biological sciences; computing; earth and environmental sciences; food and drink; medicine; physical sciences and mathematics. Major reference works which are searchable in this collection include: The Australian Oxford Dictionary, The Oxford Companion to Australian History, Oxford Dictionary of Art, Who's Who in the Classical World, Dictionary of Ecology, Dictionary of Computing, Dictionary of British History, Who's Who in the Twentieth Century, Dictionary of World History, Oxford Companion to American Literature, Oxford Companion to Shakespeare, Concise Medical Dictionary, Oxford Companion to Music and Oxford Dictionary of Quotations.
PADI: Preserving Access to Digital InformationNational Library of Australia: PADI is a subject gateway to international digital preservation resources.
PLoS Public Library of SciencePLoS: PLoS is a nonprofit organization of scientists and physicians committed to making the world's scientific and medical literature a freely available public resource.
PubMed CentralU.S. National Library of Medicine: PubMed Central is a free full-text archive of biomedical and life sciences journal literature at the U.S. National Institutes of Health's National Library of Medicine (NIH/NLM). As well as current material, some digitised content dates back to the mid 1800s or early 1900s. Also provides a link to PubMed, a database of citations and abstracts for millions of articles from thousands of journals. PubMed includes links to full-text articles at several thousand journal web sites as well as to most of the articles in PubMed Central.
Informit: Covers rural and remote health area issues and care, and the practice and educational needs of health providers, in particular medical practitioners and nurses.
SAI Global InfostoreSAI Global: Through this site you can buy all Australian, ISO and IEC Standards, plus a range of publications from other national and international organisations. You can choose an instant PDF download, or order a hard copy for delivery by mail. Onsite National Library of Australia users can access the SAI Global Online Public Library service to view full text Australian standards for free. They can also request the paper copy of the Australian standard via our catalogue using the record with the BIB ID 10044717.
SAI Global: This database provides full text access to all current Australian Standards, Joint ISO/Australian Standards, Joint NZ/Australian Standards, current Draft Australian Standards, and amendments to Australian Standards. Printing is permitted (within the limits of the Copyright Act, and one page at a time), but electronic copying and emailing are prohibited under the licence terms and conditions. Some International Standards, including European Standards (known as ENs, or European Norme), which are equivalent national standards for all members of the European Union, are also included.
Informit: Covers science and technology policy, R&D management, social and economic issues of R&D, human resources management, and commercialisation of innovation.
RMIT Publishing: Covers Science and General topics, including agriculture, archaeology, biology, chemistry, environmental science, ethics, geography, natural history, physics, sustainability and zoology.
ScienceResearch.comDeep Web Technologies LLC: A free web portal with a meta-search approach to accessing scientific journals and public science databases. Contains citations and some full text.
These sites provide a starting place for researchers in the field. They lead to a diverse range of information on Australian science and technology resources as well as providing links to other useful sites.