These articles provided the most comprehensive guide to what resources were available for electronically searching patent information at that time. In 1995, Michael Gallagher and Michael Persson, two students of Franklin Pierce Law Center, updated the articles to include new sources that were not available at the time of their writings. This paper will attempt to update the 1995 version to include more new sources that were not available at the time of their revising. Sources include journals, patents, and conference contributions.
Patents are one source of information for the file.
Coverage of 1,300 core chemical journals. Searchable by chemical fragment. Provides key references to novel synthetic methods from worldwide patent and scientific literature. Bibliographic info., abstracts and indexing from 40 countries, translated from over 30 languages into English. Includes the US, EPO, WIPO and Japan.