The SAO/NASA Astrophysics Details Program (ADS) is a Electronic Collection website for scientists in Astronomy and Science, managed by the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory (SAO) under a NASA allow. The ADS preserves three bibliographic databases containing more than 12.1 thousand information protecting journals in Astronomy and Astrophysics, Science, and the arXiv e-prints. Abstracts and full-text of significant astronomy and physics journals are listed and retrieveable through the new ADS "Bumblebee" customer interface as well as the conventional "Classic" search types. A set of browsable connections are also available.
In accessory for keeping its bibliographic corpus, the ADS paths details and use of its information to provide innovative finding and assessment abilities. Incorporated in its databases, the ADS provides accessibility and suggestions to a prosperity of exterior sources, such as digital content available from publisher's sites, substantial item information, data online catalogs information places organised by exterior records. We currently have hyperlinks to over 11.4 thousand information managed by our collaborators.
Please remember that all abstracts and content in the ADS are branded by the founder, and their use is 100 % free for personal use only. To find out more, please study our website outlining the Conditions and Circumstances controlling the use of our sources.
In accessory for its databases, the ADS provides the myADS Upgrade Support, a no cost customized notice service advertising present attention of the latest technological literary works in astronomy and physics based on each individual subscriber's concerns. Every 7 days the myADS Upgrade Support will check out the literary works included with the ADS since the last update, and will make customized details of contemporary documents for each customer, arranged to allow fast studying and accessibility. Members are informed by e-mail in web-page coding structure. As an choice, customers can choose to obtain up-dates on preprints released on the arXiv e-print database via everyday e-mails or by signing up for a customized RSS nourish.
The significance of ADS's part in assisting the medical group has been identified by cultures and individuals. If you wish to recognize us in a book, please use a term such as the following:
``This research has made use of NASA's Astrophysics Details Program."
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The ADS employees are:
Dr. Alberto Accomazzi - Major Detective - aaccomazzi at cfa.harvard.edu
Dr. Eileen J. Kurtz - Venture Researcher - mkurtz at cfa.harvard.edu
Carolyn Strict Grant - IT Professional - stern at cfa.harvard.edu
Edwin Henneken - IT Professional - ehenneken at cfa.harvard.edu
D Thompson - Collection Professional - dthompson at cfa.harvard.edu
Dr. Roman Chyla - IT Professional - rchyla at cfa.harvard.edu
Alex Holachek - IT Professional - aholachek at cfa.harvard.edu
Dr. Jonathan Elliott - IT Professional - jonathan.elliott at cfa.harvard.edu
The delayed Stephen S. Murray provided as the Major Detective of the work from its beginning in 1993 until his moving in Aug 2015.
If you have feedback or concerns about the ADS, you are welcome to contact any of us straight, although the best way to get in exposure to ADS employees through our customer reviews type, which assures a appropriate respond to your query.
