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It will be a great help, if someone can provide following information to me.
I need to know if there is any single database which can help in searching bibliographic information of the articles published by Indians in the national or international journals on the following subjects, if it is available, then please let us inform where it is available.
Subjects:-
Agriculture
Biological Sciences
Chemical Science
Earth Sciences
Engineering
Mathematics
Medical Science
Physical Sciences
Thanks
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Permalink Reply by Surendra Kumar Pal on
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This is a Knimbus (Federated Search Engine) Database. Its Demo Version Available online..
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Permalink Reply by SURESH on
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If you need the bibliographical information regarding above sujects, please go through the below link.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed
please put your article title in the search box and you will get bibliographical details. It accept only scientific articles. Like Life science, Medical science, Physical science Biological science articles etc.
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Permalink Reply by K. Nagaraja Rao on
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One single source is difficult, because of the volume of publications. For Indian Coverage Indian National Abstracts by INSDOC (NISCAIR) can be used but still not complete.Fortunately it is accessible online free of cost.
For Chemistry Chemical Abstracts is a good resource it picks up most of the Indians contribution.
Similarly all famous abstracting services like Compendex for engineering, Inspec databases for Electrical, computer related ares as well for Physics are good resources and cover large data originated in India. However all these services cost significant money.
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