The Society for Endocrinology Archive
- What is the Society for Endocrinology Archive?
- Why did the Society digitize the back volumes?
- How to gain access to the 1939 - 1997 Archive
- How to purchase access to the 1939 - 1997 Archive
- Read the free papers online
- Read about the founding of Journal of Endocrinology and the history of endocrinology
View the Archive
What is the Society for Endocrinology Archive?
The new Society for Endocrinology Archive is an online collection of material published from 1939 to autumn 1997. The archive is hosted by online provider HighWire Press and pdfs are text searchable.
The Archive includes papers from:
- Journal of Endocrinology from volume 1 in 1939 to August 1997
- Journal of Molecular Endocrinology from volume 1 in 1988 to August 1997
- Endocrine-Related Cancer,the newest journal, from volume 1 in 1994 to 1997.
There are over 10,700 articles and 93,000 pages in one archive.
Papers published from 1997 up to 12 months before the current issues continue to be available free.
Why did the Society digitize the back volumes?
As a non-profit organization, the Society for Endocrinology is dedicated to the advancement of scientific and clinical education and research in endocrinology. By making the papers from 1939 available online the Society fulfils its mission and provides the endocrine community with a valuable archive of key papers relevant to endocrinologists today.
The Society is grateful to the University of Bristol Library, the Roslin Institute, Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies, University of Edinburgh, and AstraZeneca, who provided copies of the early volumes. HighWire Press, our experienced online hosting partner, enabled the Society to move quickly to present this new archive from January 2009.
How to gain access to the 1939–1997 Archive
Key papers from the archive are freely available online to demonstrate to endocrinologists the wealth of information available. Read the free sample articles. The full archive is available by purchase only – please see details in following section.
How to acquire the 1939–1997 Archive
Institutions can acquire the archive by paying a one-time fee for perpetual use (not-for-profit institutions only) or as part of the Society for Endocrinology journal packages.
