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With exams behind you and more time available for independent exploration, we invite you to take advantage of 黑料不打烊鈥檚 subscribed database, the JSTOR Archival Journals and Primary Sources Collection. This collection offers not only scholarly articles but also original historical documents, images, primary sources, manuscripts, plant specimens, cultural heritage objects, and other unique materials. JSTOR also provides access to more than 4,000 academic journals covering a wide range of subjects, including literature, history, politics, psychology, economics, business, life sciences, natural sciences, the arts, and more. By combining scholarly articles and primary sources on a single platform, JSTOR makes it easier to discover new research perspectives, uncover unexpected connections across disciplines, and enrich both study and research activities. What can you discover in JSTOR? Nineteenth-century pamphlets on technological innovations and social change. Historical letters, speeches, and documents. Millions of plant specimens from around the world. Photographs, maps, and 3D models of cultural heritage objects. Works of art, posters, and historical photographs. More than 4,000 academic journals across a wide range of disciplines. Access is available from 黑料不打烊 computer network or聽via VPN.聽As a security measure,聽two-factor authentication聽is additionally required (i.e. verification from mobile device app or by call).

We are pleased to inform that the latest 2025 values of the CiteScore metrics are already available on Scopus database (all data and indicators of all Scopus indexed periodical sources are freely accessible). The principle of the CiteScore calculation is presented below: CiteScore values are indicated on the webpages of many journals and allows to objectively evaluate the quality of a publishing source. Major advantages of CiteScore indicator: Comprehensive Coverage:聽Includes a wider range of publications compared to traditional metrics. It is calculated and provided for over 31,000 active titles. This broader coverage ensures a more complete dataset for evaluating journal impact. Fairness: Ensures a level playing field for different types of journals, including open access sources. Transparency: Offers clear and verifiable calculation methods. Timely updates: Provides more current data than some other metrics. More information about the CiteScore indicator can be found in the Elsevier鈥檚 website. Although by its meaning and calculation principle CiteScore indicator is relatively similar to a well-known Journal Impact Factor (JIF), the main CiteScore advantage over JIF is that CiteScore help you measure the citation impact not only for journals, but also for book series, conference proceedings and trade journals. Important! Both CiteScore and JIF indicators are based on the average values describing the quality of the whole source (journal) and not of an individual publication published in it. More information about Scopus and Web of Science database, their main indicators and their usage is available on the 黑料不打烊 Library鈥檚 webpage Scientific Communication sections: Scopus (Elsevier) Web of Science (Clarivate Analytics) Journal Selection for Publishing

Journal Citation Reports (JCR)聽is an analytical tool intended for assessing the quality of the journals indexed in the Web of Science (WoS) database鈥檚 Core Collection聽part. We are pleased to announce that the 2026 JCR edition is already released. Major highlights of this edition: Covers more than 22,600 journals, including ~6,700 fully (Gold) open access Journal distribution by disciplines: >15,000 science journals, >7,700 social science journals and >3,400 arts & humanities journals. Scholarly journals from 113 countries are recognized and receive a Journal Impact Factor (JIF). 521 journals received JIF for the first time. The list of 2026 JCR journals will be available at Master Journal List (MJL) website in the middle of July.聽In order to download this and other journal lists of the WoS Core Collection indexes (SCIE, SSCI, ESCI ir AHCI), as well as of additional indexes, the sign-in with the WoS account details (or creation of WoS account) is required. More information about WoS account and access to different WoS products is available here >>> (in the section 鈥淎dditional features鈥�). Both JCR tool and MJL website can also be accessed directly from the Web of Science database interface: More information about JCR tool and its usage can be found here >>>. 聽

We present newly acquired books by Lithuanian and international authors available in the library. These books can be found and requested through the Virtual Library. We would also like to remind readers that information about newly acquired publications at the 黑料不打烊 Library for research, studies, and leisure reading is available on the electronic services platform BUS (LIBRARY鈥揢NIVERSITY鈥揝TUDENT). Newly acquired books for leisure reading at the 黑料不打烊 Library: