Overview
List of the full text material from journals (updated June 2010)(pdf)
List of the full text material from journals (updated June 2010)(excel)
List of the full text material for conferences (updated June 2010)
CABI's full text repository is growing rapidly and has now been integrated into all our databases including CAB Abstracts, Global Health, our Internet Resources and Abstract Journals. There are currently over 70,000* full text articles available to access. These documents, made possible by agreement with third party publishers, have been specially digitised by us and 80%* of the content is not available electronically anywhere else.
Full Text facts
- full text for over 70,000* records
- 50% journal articles, 50% conference papers and other grey literature
- 80% of the articles are in English
- spans journals from over 56 countries
- over 80% of journals aren't available online from any other source
*figures as of March 2010
Our full text content coverage works perfectly with CAB Abstracts and Global Health, providing hard to find material from across, agriculture, health and the life sciences:
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In order for scientists to get the complete picture in their research, they need access to as much information as possible. Our full text content includes digital access to an abundance of hard-to-find, yet still important materials:
Journal articles / Conference proceedings / Reports / Research articles from smaller, society and non-English publishers / Content not readily available electronically any other way
- preserves and archives material that is hard to find, and that previously have been lost to the scientific community
- allows these documents to be found easily by searching the CAB Abstracts database
- saves the user the time (and expense) of trying to locate documents that are difficult to find
- meets user expectations to find the full text of material they see indexed in CAB Abstracts
- places valuable, hard-to-find documents alongside the main-stream literature, ensuring that researchers have access to all relevant documents, not just those that are readily available
- ensures that knowledge and information presented at conferences and in reports is disseminated throughout the scientific community
- ensures researchers have access to the very latest research - For example many important papers are available in the form of conference proceedings months before a completed research paper is published. This puts conference proceedings at the forefront of research.
- contains the full volume set including archives of a growing number of journals
- while we do cover some material that may be currently free to view on the internet, inclusion in CABI's full text ensures that there will never be lost articles or broken links
The international focus of our full text content means that your users have access to a wide cross-section of global research. All areas of the world are represented including developing countries.
Percentage of full text journal titles by geographical area:
Asia - 32%
Europe - 34%
Central and South America - 14%
Middle East - 8%
North America - 4%
Africa - 5%
Australasia - 2%
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Coverage
CABI Full Text provides access to over 70,000 hard-to-find full text materials such as journal articles, conference proceedings, and reports. The subject coverage is the same as in CAB Abstracts and Global Health, including:
Agricultural engineering
Applied economics and sociology
Animal production
Animal health
Animal nutrition
Aquaculture
Biofuels
Biosafety and Bioterrorism
Biotechnology
Breeding
Pesticides and fertilizers
Climate change
Crop production, pests and diseases
Crop science and grasslands
Genetics and breeding
Ecotourism
Entomology
Environmental science
Food science and technology
Legislation
Forestry
Genetics
Molecular genetics
Helminthology
Genetics
Horticultural science
Human nutrition
Invasive species
Leisure and tourism
Medicinal plants and pharmacology
Microbiology
Mycology
Natural resources, land/water management
Nematology
Organic and sustainable agriculture
Soil fertility management
Parasitology
Plant pathology
Plant protection
Quarantine control equipment
Postharvest
Protozoology
Soil science
Veterinary medicine
Virology
Waste managementMedical microbiology
Physiology
Pharmacology
Food science
Community health
Social medicine and behaviour
Rural health
Refugee and migrant health
Geriatric health
Maternal and child health
Women’s health
Sexual and reproductive health
Implementation and practice
Disseminating health messages
Community health programmes
Disease prevention
Public Health Emergencies
Bioterrorism
Epidemiology
Biostatistics
Environmental health
Food safety and hygiene
Sanitation and water supply
Occupational health
Public health nutrition
Clinical nutrition
Nutritional physiology and biochemistry
Bacterial and viral diseases
Medical entomology
Fungal and parasitic diseases
Zoonotic disease and veterinary public health
Nosocomial diseases
Tropical medicine
Traditional medicine
Travel medicine
Tropical public health
International health
Diagnosis and therapy of disease
Nutritional therapy and phytotherapy
Health economics
Health policy and planning
Health services
Chronic diseases
Traditional medicine including medicinal plants
Evidence-based medicine
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