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The transfer of articles to the File Cabinet and subsequent download from the database IEEE Xplore Digital Library is no longer available. This applies to articles older than 2 years in IEEE journals, IEEE proceedings, and articles published in journals from several other publishers in IEEE Xplore. Users at Eawag, Empa, WSL and PSI still have unlimited access to current year and the last two years of IEEE journal articles via this database. Additionally, you can also access the full text of almost 10,000 articles already transferred to the File Cabinet. In search results, the green open lock indicates documents where the Lib4RI subscription enables full-text access.
As you might have noticed, our quota for document transfers into the IEEE File Cabinet has been used up for several months. While we continue our subscription to current year and the last two years of IEEE journal articles, we decided – after several rounds of negotiations with IEEE – to cancel our subscription to IEEE Xplore content via the File Cabinet. Our current licence model still includes 500 new credits for the transfer of documents to the File Cabinet at the beginning of each year. However, we will not buy more credits for the File Cabinet as long as each article purchase is done without any notification or approval by the library.
For articles not included in our license and not already transferred to the File Cabinet, we offer several alternatives to get them:
All these options are conveniently linked via the Lib4RI link resolver button in the search results on IEEE Xplore. A click on the green «Lib4RI Services» button opens a menu with links to the NEBIS catalogue, the ordering form for a document delivery, and (if the article is published in an AIP journal) a link to the full-text article on the AIP website.
Please contact us at @email for any questions regarding our IEEE Xplore subscription.