COVID-19: publishers make online contents available

Update on 2020.04.15

The international association of STM Publishers offers a list of publishers who temporarily open their content, the consortium of French university libraries (Couperin) also. These initiatives completes our selection below.

• Clarivate Analytics (database): free access to articles and reports related to life sciences and COVID-19.
• Cochrane Library (articles): free access to the Special Collection.
• EBSCODynamed (useful information for medical professionals)
• Elsevier (articles, ebooks and resources with TDM availability)
• Emerald (journal articles and book chapters): free content related to coronavirus.
• JSTOR (journal archives and articles): 26 journal archives in Public Health and more than 6,000 selected journal articles related to COVID-19.
• IEEE Xplore (articles and standards)
• Mary Ann Liebert (articles)
• MIT Press (articles)
• Nature (articles)
• NEMJ (article selection)
• Ovid (streaming and database)
• Protocols.io (protocols): fastest growing shared method development group around COVID-19.
• Springer Nature (articles and ebooks)
• Taylor & Francis Online (articles and ebooks)
• The Lancet (articles and ebooks)
• Wiley (articles and ebooks)
• Wiley Europe 1817, UK 1854, Hastings 1873 and Sydney 1895 (digital archives): free resources related to historical perspectives on epidemics, methods used to control their spread, and associated health policies.
• Wiley-Scitrus (discovery application): free content related to coronavirus.
• Wiley zyBook (articles and ebooks): COVID-19 Digital Care Package.

• Afnor (ISO standards): standards related to sanitary crisis (download access and print availability).
• American Association of Physics Teacher (articles)
• Annuel Reviews (articles)
• Cairn.info (ebooks): read access (no download availability) until May 31.
• Cambridge (textbooks): 700 titles, published and currently available on Cambridge Core.
• Cengage (textbooks): all
• Docuseek (streaming platform)
• Ebook Central (ProQuest) (articles and ebooks): enrolled publishers.
• Ebook Central (Proquest) (ebooks): unlimited access to Ebook Central Holdings.
• Edwar Elgar (ebook chapters)
• Elsevier (textbooks): 256 titles currently on ScienceDirect for a period of 90 days.
• Epigeum: online courses for students (for example on plagiarism), researchers and lecturers available until May 31 (registration required).
• Erudit (periodicals): SHS, economy and management titles (e.g. L’Actualité économique).
• Gale "China and the Modern World archives": available until May 31, a series of digital archive collections sourced from preeminent libraries and archives across the world, including the Second Historical Archives of China and the British Library.
• GeoScienceWorld (GSW) (ebooks): available until June 30.
• JSTOR: journals and primary source collections beyond the ones already subscribed and a rapidly growing collection of ebooks.
• Jove (streaming platform): free access to all educational video content through June 15.
• Kanopy (streaming platform)
• Lumen (Open Education Resources)
• MIT Press Direct (ebooks in several fields): only for EPFL members, until the end of May.
• National Emergency collection (book collection): supporting remote teaching.
• Open Edition: journaux Freemium (habituellement publiés avec un embargo ou en streaming uniquement), ebooks (dont par exemple les titres de l’éditeur IRD (Institut de Recherche pour le Développement)).
• Pidgeon Digital (Architectural Design): Pidgeon Audiovisuel Collection 265+ talks and transcripts.
• Project Muse (articles and ebooks)
• Vital Source (ebooks): an expansive catalog of etexts through May 25.
• Wiley (textbooks): WileyPLUS or Knewton Alta.