Open access to SAGE Materials Science journals
SAGE Publications are running a FREE Online Trial to their Engineering and Materials Science journals throughout April and May 2007. You will have full-text access to dozens of journals in your discipline and access to hundreds of free articles You can simply register for the trial immediately.
Journals include:
Waste Management Research,
Indoor and Built Environment,
Structural Health Monitoring,
Journal of Biomaterials Applications.
Registration only takes a minute. Once completed you will have access to hundreds of free articles. Remember this offer expires end of May 2007!
Please forward this to any of your colleagues you think might be interested.
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