Archives from EDP Sciences
Why are archives important?
- They provide historical context for current research
- They broaden the resources available to library users
- They secure academic knowledge for future generations
EDP Sciences offers several journal archive packages that preserve the legacy content of key titles. With articles in both French and English, the archives have attracted many large, international institutions, which are looking to broaden the resources available to their library users. Read more about this trend:
Seminal articles from Nobel Prize Winners
In celebration of our rich, scientific heritage, we are pleased to make the following articles from our archives free to access:
Modern commentaries – throwing new light on the past
- “Closing in on radium - Marie Curie determines its relative atomic mass”
- “Rutherford and the structure of the nucleus”
- “Max Planck and a thermodynamic enigma”
- “Henri Becquerel and the intensity of phosphorescent light”
Benefits of the EDP Sciences journal archives
- Over 83,000 articles covering more than 140 years of pioneering scientific discovery
- Articles by Nobel Prize-winners including Marie Curie (1903 and 1911), Max Planck (1918), Henri Becquerel (1903), Claude Cohen-Tannoudji (1997), Albert Fert (2007), Serge Haroche (2012) and Gérard Mourou (2018)
- Perpetual access to a wealth of multi-disciplinary, high quality science in English and French to enrich your collection
- Rich, English language metadata and keywords enable easy discoverability through your library catalogue
Flexible and affordable options for outright purchase or subscription
At EDP Sciences we believe that preserving legacy journal content and ensuring it remains discoverable for future generations is vital to the continuing advancement of science.
As we are founded and owned by academic societies, we believe that archive collections should be fairly priced, with flexible solutions that increase accessibility for all.
All our archives are available for outright purchase or as a subscription.
Investing in an outright purchase ensures perpetual access to key titles, future-proofing against budget constraints each year. Rolling access for subscriptions ensures there is never a gap between your current and archive holdings. For more information or to discuss the archives, contact Nathalie Clément by This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Physics
Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood. Now is the time to understand more, so that we may fear less.
Marie Curie
Did you know that pioneering physicists Marie, Pierre, and their daughter, Irène Curie, published several articles in EDP Sciences' founding journal, Le Radium? These ground-breaking articles remain preserved within the Journal de Physique archives.
Journal de Physique archives 1872 to 1997
The Journal de Physique was created in 1872 by Charles d’Almeida “to breathe new life into physics” and “to invigorate teaching, to stimulate the spirit of research and provoke new discoveries”.
- 125 years of excellence - including seminal papers by Marie and Pierre Curie, Henri Becquerel and Louis de Broglie
- More than 300,000 pages in over 49,500 articles digitised to the highest quality
- French and English content
- Journal de Physique archives website
Annales de Physique archives 1914 to 2009
- 96 years of excellence
- Over 1,994 articles digitised to the highest quality
- French and English content
- Journal website
EAS Publications Series archives 2001 to 2019
- 17 years of excellence
- More than 24,000 pages in over 2,600 articles digitised to the highest quality
(2001-2016 : volume 1-81, 2019: volume 82) - English language
- Journal website
JCP Journal de Chimie Physique et de Physico-chimie Biologique archives 1903 to 1999
- 97 years of excellence
- More than 91,500 pages in over 10,400 articles digitised to the highest quality
- French and English content
- Journal website
The European Physical Journal - Applied Physics (EPJAP) archives 1998 to 2015
- 18 years of excellence
- More than 20,400 pages in over 2,900 articles digitised to the highest quality
- English content
- Journal website
Materials
Metallurgical Research & Technology archives 1904 to 2015
- 112 years of excellence
- More than 88,200 pages in over 8,600 articles digitised to the highest quality
- French and English content
- Journal website
Matériaux & Techniques archives 1914 to 2015
- 102 years of excellence
- More than 36,200 pages in over 8,200 articles digitised to the highest quality
- French and English content
- Journal website
For more information or to discuss the archives, contact Nathalie Clément by This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or using the contact form.