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Did you know MathSciNet is on YouTube? Visit our channel and learn how to complete a basic search, cite your sources, filter, and more!
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On the 30th anniversary of MathSciNet, Executive Editor Edward Dunne discusses the history of Mathematical Reviews, MathSciNet, and its importance to the mathematical community.
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Did you know that the new MathSciNet update now shows whether an article or journal is open access? Look for the blue open access label on the bottom, right hand side of the search result or use the open access filter!
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For over 85 years researchers have relied on MR, and now MathSciNet for timely reviews and bibliographic coverage of journals and books worldwide.
None of it happens without our dedicated reviewers.
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MathSciNet has reached MR5000000! 5 million prepared bibliographic records with new entries added daily. MR5M comes from the SIAM Journal on Mathematical Analysis, one of the oldest of SIAM’s journals.
Here’s to the next million! Check out MR5000000: https://ow.ly/MzpP50YlW5j
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MathSciNet logo with colorful dots and bunting celebrating 30 years from 1996 to 2026.
In 1996 MathSciNet, the electronic version of MR, was revealed at the annual Joint Mathematics Meeting in Orlando Florida. This year we celebrate 30 years of MathSciNet!
Read more about how we’re celebrating 30 years of MathSciNet:
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