1. RSC电子平台使用介绍 http://pubs.rsc.org/ 联系人：孙燕 邮箱：suna@rsc.org
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2. What is the RSC Publishing Platform?
our new integrated content delivery platform
user driven so we will continually develop to provide what you and your users need
allows searching across all RSC-hosted journal, eBook and database products from one simple interface
replaces the existing RSC Publishing website for accessing journal and book content
also offers a dedicated Librarians’ Portal where you can manage your RSC subscriptions
So let’s first look at what is the RSC Publishing platform?
This is our new integrated content delivery platform
As it is user driven, we will continually develop to provide what you and your users need
You and your researchers now have the ability to search all RSC-hosted content like ejournals, eBooks and databases online from one simple interface
replaces the existing RSC Publishing website for accessing journal and book content
also offers a dedicated Librarians’ Portal where you can manage your RSC subscription

3. What is RSC Publishing Platform?
Feedback developments or issues
Single search box
Advanced search link for more precise searching
Navigate by tabs
Most read journals and books
Find a journal article or compound
News from RSC Publishing
Submit articles and papers
Register or login to the Librarians’ Portal account
Here we can see the homepage of the RSC Publishing platform.
* The platform is user driven, we are continually developing and include a ‘feedback’ link at the top right of each screen so platform visitors can feedback any issues or developments. These are then logged with the development team and prioritised as appropriate with demand
* The single search box gives quick and easy access to search results or the advanced search allows more detailed and specific searching
* The navigation tabs at the top appear on all platform pages and allow for quick and easy navigation to Journals and Books index pages. You can also find links to alerts and help
The News feed on this page comes from the individual journal blogs, RSC Publishing blog and RSC Publishing Innovation blog
From this page your researchers, academics, professionals and scientists can submit papers to our journals
You can also navigate to the Librarians’ Portal from this page
The most read journals and books change dependent on what is the most visited journal or book
The additional search features allow for more specific searching by article reference and DOI. You can also look by compound and connect direct with ChemSpider (opens in a new window) for structure and text based compound searches
Available on the home page of the platform, you will also find:
Most Read journals
News from RSC Publishing – the publishing division of the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)
Intuitive ways to search or find an article by reference or DOI
You and your researchers now have the ability to search all RSC-hosted content like ejournals, eBooks and databases online. Highlighted here are the various search tools – whether searching by ejournal or eBook or by article.
You’ll see that there is a single search box at the top right with the ‘advanced search’ link above for more pinpointed searching
We have created a Librarians’ Portal specifically for our librarians. On initial login to the new platform you will need to login as a user and then into the Librarian Portal where your account will be authenticated by a member of the sales team. You will only need to do this once.

4. How to Search Enter the search term into the simple search box
Or click on advanced search
Find by reference, DOI or compound
Navigate with tabs
Enter a search term, keyword or DOI into the simple search box for quick searching
Click on the advanced search for more detailed searching
Use the three search boxes located at the bottom of the screen for specific searches including linking to ChemSpider
Use the tabs at the top of the Platform to navigate through content

5. Search Results Page
Tabs to view journals, books or non-RSC articles indexed including RSC database content
Filters for further defined searching
Expand/collapse option to see any images related to result
Save search
Download a citation
Access PDF and Rich HTML
Or click on article link
After submitting a search, use the tabs to filter by journals, books or non-RSC articles from the RSC databases
Additional filters down the right hand side offer you to drill down to more specific results
Using the expand and collapse feature, review any images relating to an article
Use tools like save a search and download a citation
View the journal articles in PDF or HTML
Click on the article link to access the full article on the platform

6. Article Result Page Article abstract Cited by
Download article in PDF or Rich HTML
Download citation
Supplementary information
Share and recommend
Related articles and books
On the article page you will see the article abstract in full
Where the article is cited
Download the article in either PDF or HTML as on the search result page
Download the citation in a relevant format
Review supplementary information relating to this article
Use these tools to share and recommend this article to others
Review related articles and books

7. Article Format Opens in new window Ensure pop ups not blocked PDF HTML
When opening an article, they will open in a new window so please ensure pop-ups are not blocked
There are two types of article format available PDF and HTML

8. Search RSC Journals Click on the Journals tab to search Alphabetically
Current journals
Archive journals
All journals
By Subject
By Year
Find an issue or article
Here we can see how we Search for RSC Journals by clicking on the Journals tab
The default set to Current Journals
Listed on the left hand side are the list of your chosen journal selection with the facility to click on alphabetical characters
Click on Browse by to use the filters to search and filter by:
Alphabetically
Current journals
Archive journals
All journals
By Subject
By Year
Find an issue or article

9. Journal Home Page More information on journal
Register Journal RSS feed
Download citation
Navigate with tabs
Navigate with links
Expand/collapse to view images
Here we can see the Journals home page – this is where the links on the document on will point to for journals
For more information on the journal click here – this will take you to the old website where our static information is stored
Register for the Journal RSS Feed
Download citation for the selected articles
Navigate with the tabs for advanced articles, issues and themed issues
Advanced articles – we have two different types of advanced articles
1. When article ready for publication but not yet in an issue, it is added as an advanced article
2. OBC trialling article published as soon as accepted to get information out sooner
Issues – collection of articles – journal issue
Themed issue – Editorial board decide what themed issues to do and what subjects they should focus on. Number of themed issues a year varies from journal to journal but these are articles relating to a specific issue
Can navigate on the right the journal by Journal name (some journals have changed names over the years and these are reflected here, volume/year and issue)
Expand and collapse the images relating to the article
What is not on platform – magazines, advanced search of database

10. Search RSC Books Click on the Books tab to search By Title By Series
By Subject
By Year
Here we can see how we Search for RSC Books by clicking on the Books tab
The default set to New Titles
Listed on the left hand side are the list of your chosen book selection with the facility to click on alphabetical characters
Click on Browse by to use the filters to search and filter by:
Title
Series
Subject
Year
Books available on the platform are those which are ebooks that are available in the RSC eBook Collection or our nine subject collections. We will add the A&I of the print books available in future development.

11. Book Home Page First chapter of every eBook is free to access
Green circles show chapters that user has access to
Download citation
Link to chapter abstract
Expand/collapse review abstract
PDF of chapter opens in new window
Here we see an example of a Books home page.
The front pages and first chapter of every eBook is available free to access
The green circle highlights to a user that the chapter is available to access
To download the chapter, click on the PDF link

12. Create a Profile Free access content Register for a user profile
Agree to RSC terms and conditions
Register for a Librarians’ Portal account (option only available from registering on

13. My Profile Subscribe to alerts and RSS feeds Save searches
Save favourites

14. Support Migration www.rsc.org/migration User Video
Technical Support
Customer Services and Sales

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