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AccessScience helps bridge the gap from the classroom to independent STEM research, study and discovery.

What Is AccessScience?

An authoritative online STEM education resource written by world-renowned scientists, including 46 Nobel Prize Laureates, AccessScience is skillfully edited to engage and inform students.

Authoritative Science References

Provides access to thousands of credible articles and briefings that cover all STEM fields and encompass the McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia of Science & Technology, as well as 3,000+ biographies of well-known scientists and engineers.

Consistently Updated Science Information

Includes new and updated content on the latest discoveries, phenomena, and scientific breakthroughs.

Extensive Multimedia Collection

Features a curated multimedia collection, including hundreds of videos from the American Chemical Society, engaging video biographies of award-winning scientists, and 20,000+ downloadable images.

Why AccessScience?

Authoritative content at a level students can understand

  • Incisively written articles from world-renowned experts span 18 major STEM disciplines
  • Persistent links to scientific journals guide students to deeper knowledge

Accessible on and off campus from any device

  • Off-campus access ensures users can lean on our trusted STEM content in any setting: in the library, in class, on the go, or at home
  • Content can be viewed, watched, and listened to on any device

Just-in-time solutions

  • Search and browse capabilities make it incredibly easy for users to find the information they need when they need it
  • Dynamic citation generators with multiple style options save students time and effort

Ready to Try AccessScience?

Request your demo* of AccessScience today. Simply complete the form and a member of our team will be in touch.

**Our subscription products are typically ordered and managed by an authorized Administrator or Librarian at the institution; therefore not everyone who requests a demo will receive one. We do not offer demos directly to students.