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Ways to Follow Latest Articles

Posted Tue, Aug, 07,2012

We offer a selection of ways to follow our journals.  We invite readers to choose the channels that best suit their needs, while authors can be certain that their papers will be widely announced when published.

Email

Our email services are the fastest way to get the latest updates.  Our journal and subject opt-in email alerts announce new and forthcoming articles within hours of publication and also journal news.  Weekly and monthly articles published email alerts are also available.

Twitter

Every journal and subject has a Twitter account containing new and forthcoming article announcements within hours of publication.

Facebook

Our recently launched Facebook page contains a weekly list of articles published and separate announcements of notable papers.

RSS

Every journal and subject has an RSS feed, perfect for use in your RSS reader or Outlook.

To find more options to follow our journals just scroll to the bottom of this page for a full list.

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