Materials Research Society (MRS) Publications -- Now on CJO

[Elma Vrana <evrana@cambridge.org>]

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Update on Materials Research Society (MRS) Publications -- Now 
Hosted on CJO

As previously announced, MRS journals are now being hosted on 
Cambridge Journals Online (CJO). Here is an updated schedule for 
the migration of back volumes, as well as when new content will 
become available.

1. MRS Bulletin: The first three 2011 issues (Volume 36, Numbers 
1, 2, and 3) are available online now at 
http://journals.cambridge.org/mrs. Please note that there are no 
FirstView articles for this title; articles are published online 
in complete issues. All available back volumes of this title are 
now also on CJO.

SPECIAL NOTE -- 2011 subscriptions to MRS Bulletin include 
full-text access to all issues of the Bulletin, from March 2000 
to the current issue.

2. Journal of Materials Research: The first five 2011 issues 
(Volume 26, Numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5) are now available online. 
In addition, more 2011 JMR content is available on CJO, as 
FirstView articles, at http://journals.cambridge.org/jmr/first. 
All of the JMR archives are also now available online.

SPECIAL NOTE -- 2011 subscriptions to JMR include full-text 
access to all JMR issues from the Journal's inception in January 
1986 to the current issue.

3. MRS Online Proceedings Library: The migration of all OPL 
content to CJO at http://journals.cambridge.org/opl is now 
complete. All of the OPL archives are now available online.

SPECIAL NOTE -- 2011 subscriptions to the OPL include over 68,000 
papers -- proceedings published from Volume 1 to the present.

For our library and institutional customers: We are aware that 
many of you maintain a page or pages on your own servers that act 
as portals to the OPL content. To assist you in updating your 
links, we have compiled this spreadsheet (direct link: 
http://www.mrs.org/opl-conversion) containing old addresses for 
each individual volume and their corresponding new locations on 
the CJO site.

The Materials Research Society and Cambridge University Press 
thank you for your patience during this transition. If you have 
any questions, please contact Cambridge.

For OPL or multi-site subscription questions, please email 
USJournals@cambridge.org

For all other queries please contact Customer Services:
In the Americas: email subscriptions_newyork@cambridge.org
For Rest of World: email journals@cambridge.org

Kind regards,
Cambridge Journals Marketing