Journal Watch publications for the areas of Psychiatry, Dermatology, and Women's Health will probably follow in 1997. The HighWire Press project is dedicated to designing new tools that fit the way scholars and researchers actually work. John Sack, Associate Publisher and Director of HighWire Press, urges faculty to suggest other publishers for consideration as partners. You can also print the full-text of an article with the same format and quality it has in the printed journal. The Journal of Biological Chemistry , HighWire's first project, was available in full text last year and Science , which has been available online for a year, will begin publishing in full text versions sometime in late September.
Functionality is increased dramatically by hypertext links.
Online publications, for instance, can link an article to changes that have been submitted since publication, link related articles in different issues to each other, and link to email addresses of the authors and to outside resources, such as abstracts of materials referred to in the article. For More Information For more information on the present and future offerings of the Press or the members of the HighWire Press Team, check the HighWire Press Web site.