Journals on ScienceDirect

These lists are meant to provide a general overview of the content available on ScienceDirect. We regularly add and update content.

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  Active titles(opens in new tab/window)

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  New titles(opens in new tab/window) — added in the previous year

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  Forthcoming titles(opens in new tab/window) — expected to publish within the next 12 months (please note: the publishing schedule for forthcoming titles is subject to change, so titles on this list are considered tentative)

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  Publication changes(opens in new tab/window) — journals that have been renamed, incorporated into another title, or split off from a title to form a new title; discontinued journals that are no longer published by Elsevier; society journals that have been transferred to another publisher but where Elsevier retains the electronic rights to the backfiles on ScienceDirect

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  Journals by their ScienceDirect subject categories/disciplines(opens in new tab/window)

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  Journals without transactional access(opens in new tab/window) — including pay-per-view and ArticleChoice® options

For existing customers: your access may vary based on your location and contract specifications. Download an Electronic Holdings Report for a current overview of titles with full-text access for your organization. View the instructions(opens in new tab/window) on downloading the report or contact our customer service team(opens in new tab/window) on our ScienceDirect Support Center

Journal backfiles provide access to historical records published prior to 1995, some of which go back to Volume 1, Issue 1.

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  Elsevier Backfiles(opens in new tab/window) — articles from journals published by Elsevier prior to 1995; includes society titles where electronic rights have been granted

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  Urban & Fisher Archives(opens in new tab/window) — articles in the life & health sciences published under the renowned Urban & Fischer imprint from the 1960s to 2000.

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  Freedom Collection 2020-2024(opens in new tab/window) — available to ScienceDirect Complete academic customers only; offers access to additional non-subscribed Elsevier journal content; excludes Cell Press, Lancet and Clinics titles, and some third-party publishers and societies*

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  Subject Collections offer a cost-effective way for ScienceDirect Complete customers to gain additional access to deep content in a specific field

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    Subject Collections 2021(opens in new tab/window)

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    Subject Collections 2022(opens in new tab/window)

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    Subject Collections 2023(opens in new tab/window)

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    Subject Collections 2024(opens in new tab/window)

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  Mathematics Subject Collection — includes 16 of Elsevier’s most highly ranked mathematical journals

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  Titles included or excluded from one or more discounted packages in 2021(opens in new tab/window) — subject to change; electronic rights for any title can change as determined by the publisher or society

Ask your Elsevier sales representative about our Special and Premium journal collections, which cover titles from Cell Press, The Lancet family, the Journal of American College of Cardiology (JACC), and more.

*Additional information for current Freedom Collection customers: Customers who subscribed to the Freedom Collection prior to 2013 should retain access to The Lancet(opens in new tab/window), The Lancet Infectious Diseases(opens in new tab/window), The Lancet Neurology(opens in new tab/window) and The Lancet Oncology(opens in new tab/window) for the duration of their subscription.

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  College Editions(opens in new tab/window) — titles available in the three college editions collections: health & life sciences; physical sciences; and social & behavioral sciences

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  Corporate Edition(opens in new tab/window) — specifically designed for research & development groups working in industry and the for-profit sector; excludes Cell Press journals, third party and select society titles, transferred titles and titles published prior to 1995

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  Government Edition(opens in new tab/window) — specially designed for research groups within government departments, agencies and ministries, as well as non-profit research organizations; excludes Cell Press journals, third party and select society titles, transferred titles and titles published prior to 1995