FAQ
When did the RUP journals go online?
How far back does your content go?
Who can access the online journals? How?
Is the online version more than the printed page on a computer screen?
Do the print and the electronic versions arrive at the same time?
Will the print version continue to appear as well?
How do I contact The Rockefeller University Press?
How do I contact The Rockefeller University Press Permissions department?
The Journal of Experimental Medicine in January
1997
The Journal of Cell Biology in May 1997
The Journal of General Physiology in August
1997
The Journal of Cell Biology includes full-text
back to 1955
The Journal of Experimental Medicine includes
full-text back to 1896
The Journal of General Physiology includes
full-text back to 1918
Subscribers, either individual, or institutional, have access to our online journals.Non-subscribers may use our Payfor Access or Pay per View services. Subscription options include online and/or print. For more information please see our Subscription Information.
Our plans for the online journals are constantly expanding. Current features include: full searchability by author, issue, or any text in any article, including cross-journal seaching among HighWire journals; links to databases, bibliographic links to materials cited in our articles (including Medline and CrossRef links and links directly to articles in other HighWire journals); the option of viewing images significantly larger than the print version; and future tables of content up to six weeks in advance of publication; Content Awareness, which notifiesanyone who registers of the contents of a new issue, and of future tables of content. In short, our online journals are MUCH more than a printed page, these features will contribute to the potential of turning your personal computer into a virtual and personal library.
The online versions of our journals will precede the arrival of the print versions. That is, some articles go online as far as four weeks in advance of the print mail date, while others go online on the mailing date.
There are no current plans to discontinue the print version of any journal. For the future, we would like to think that a print version will be available, but technological developments and pricing factors will in large part control these kinds of decisions. After all, it is still possible to buy a new desk with an inkwell; it just has to be custom made and costs more.
Simple. E-mail us at rupress@rockefeller.edu
Or if you need to conatct a specific journal:
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