Chemical Sciences

Internet Archeology: reviving a 2001 article published in the Internet Journal of Chemistry.

https://doi.org/10.59350/xqerh-wam97
Published in Henry Rzepa's Blog

In the mid to late 1990s as the Web developed, it was becoming more obvious that one area it would revolutionise was of scholarly journal publishing. Since the days of the very first scientific journals in the 1650s, the medium had been firmly rooted in paper. Even printed colour only became common (and affordable) from the 1980s. An opportunity to move away from these restrictions was provided by the Web.

References

30101 Inorganic Molecular Chemistry30102 Organic Molecular Chemistry1 Humanities and Social Sciences306 Polymer Research305 Biological Chemistry and Food Chemistry

Imperial College Research Computing Service Data Repository

https://doi.org/10.17616/r3k64n
Published
Author Re3data.Org

A lightweight digital repository for data based on the concepts of collections of filesets. Both the collection and the fileset are assigned a DOI by the DataCite organisation which can be quoted in articles