Comprehensive list of open-access journals at home and abroad

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Just saw this somewhere; it seems nice. One of the comprehensive lists of open-access journals at home and abroad – domestically. Open Access, abbreviated as OA, is a new publishing model that emerged abroad in the 1990s, aimed at promoting academic exchange and removing barriers to knowledge sharing. Leveraging network technology, it adopts a \"pay to publish, free to read\" model, and through self-archived documents and open-access journals, it facilitates knowledge sharing of open journals, open books, open course materials, and learning object repositories. According to relevant regulations, authors of works that are in open access cannot submit further manuscripts to the editorial board; otherwise, they will be subject to penalties ； Readers who create new academic works by citing open-access works must indicate their source. To facilitate the use of these free resources, the information departments of the relevant institutions have specifically assigned staff to conduct research and searches. The following *?Yu Ren? Nuo Ai∶He Yan Shi Chui Nai? Fang Chun Yin?/size]. Domestic: 1. China Science and Technology Papers Online http://www.paper.edu.cn/ China Science and Technology Papers Online is a website for scientific papers approved by the Ministry of Education and hosted by the Science and Technology Development Center of the Ministry. It provides articles by outstanding domestic scholars, papers published online, full texts of various scientific journals (including university journals and scientific publications), as well as links to free foreign databases. 2. China Preprint Service System: http://prep.istic.ac.cn/eprint/index.jsp. This system allows domestic researchers to submit scientific articles freely, with articles of an academic nature being the primary focus. The scope of coverage of the system is divided into five categories by discipline: natural sciences, agricultural sciences, medical sciences, engineering and technical sciences, and humanities and social sciences. 3. Preprint papers from the Qiji Library: The scope of disciplines covered by the preprint paper system on http://www.qiji.cn/ includes natural sciences (physics, mathematics, life sciences, etc.), engineering sciences and technologies (computer science, information processing, materials science, etc.), humanities and social sciences (art, law, **, economics, library and information science, etc.), as well as other categories (scientific reflections, graduation theses, popular materials, etc.). The Miracle Library preprint series specifically features original research articles, reviews, lecture notes, and monographs (or their chapters) in Chinese, as well as materials written by authors in English or other languages. 4. **University of Science and Technology Library Knowledge Base http://repository.ust.hk/dspace/** The University of Science and Technology Library Knowledge Base is a digital repository for storing and sharing academic works, developed by the library using Dspace software. It contains 1,754 items in total, including papers submitted by the university’s teaching and research staff as well as doctoral students (both published and unpublished), conference papers, preprints, doctoral theses, research and technical reports, working papers, and presentation slides. The browsing methods include by faculty, department, institution (Communities & Collections), by title, by author, and by date of submission. The search options include any field, author, title, keywords, abstract, identifier, etc. 5. The Chinese Academy of Sciences Science Database: http://www.sdb.ac.cn/. The content of this database covers a wide range of disciplines including chemistry, biology, astronomy, materials science, corrosion, optomechanics, natural resources, energy, ecological environment, lakes, wetlands, glaciers, atmosphere, paleoclimate, animals, aquatic organisms, and remote sensing. The scientific databases provide services to domestic and international users through the China Science and Technology Network. On this network, 19 centralized and distributed Web sites have been established, along with 153 specialized online databases. The scientific databases form an online science and technology information service system that consists of a central site and several independent specialized sub-sites located both locally and elsewhere on the network.8. The Beijing University Bioinformatics Center: http://www.cbi.pku.edu.cn/chinese/ This center offers comprehensive bioinformatics resources to researchers in life sciences, covering areas such as gene expression regulation, genomic research, DNA sequencing and protein structure and function, as well as literature searches and online tutorials. These well-known web resource data storage methods, as well as the ways in which programs and data are integrated, each have their own characteristics and are suitable for the needs of different users. 9. China Medical Bioinformatics Network (http://cmbi.bjmu.edu.cn/) 9. Peking University Protein Database http://www.gzsums.edu.cn/htm/med/peking.htm The Peking University Protein Database is a specialized database that provides access to various biological information resources such as the Protein Data Bank (PDB), the Protein Structure Classification (SCOP), and the Protein Information Resource (PIR). 10. China Intellectual Property Network: http://www.cnipr.com/ The China Intellectual Property Network provides services for searching for and obtaining information on domestic intellectual property rights. A comprehensive list of open-access journals at home and abroad, Part 2 – Abroad: 1. DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals. This directory is an important platform for open-access journals; it currently includes 2,387 journals containing over 100,000 articles. Of these, 691 journals allow full-text access, and the number of journals in this directory continues to increase. 2. SPARC: Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition. Founded in June 1998, SPARC is a consortium composed of university libraries and related teaching and research institutions; it is not a publishing organization itself. It currently has over 300 members, and its goal is to promote and develop an academic exchange system based on the Internet that truly serves scientific research. 3. IEEE-SA, the International Electrotechnical and Electronics Engineers Standards Association, provides international standards for various industries at http://standards.ieee.org/. 4. American Chemical Society: http://www.acs.org/ This is an electronic journal full-text database established by the ACS, offering 31 electronic journals published by the society, with content covering the latest materials from recent years. 5. Sciseek Science Exploration Network: http://www.sciseek.com/ This website provides links to journals in fields such as agricultural and forestry engineering, chemistry, physics, and environmental science. 6. ChemFindef.com Chemical Discovery Network: http://chemfinder.cambridgesoft.com/ The Chemical Discovery Network provides links to four types of databases: reference databases, chemical databases, reaction databases, and safety databases. 7. NIST Chemistry WebBook: The Chemistry web book of the National Institute of Standards and Technology. http://webbook.nist.gov/NIST Chemistry WebBook is the chemistry section of the Standard Reference Data available at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST); this site is considered to be a renowned online database for physical and chemical properties.