Access
How do I view content?
Sign in with your username and password.
If you have access to the content you wish to view or download, go to the article you require and click on the PDF or PDF Plus icon.
Next, access according to your identity below:
Institutional Access
- if you are viewing content with access enabled by your institution or organization, access will be automatically enabled by IP authentication when you are accessing within your institution or organization's registered IP ranges
- you may also log in via Institutional Login if available (varies from school to school)
- click on "Sign in" at the top right hand panel
- click "Institutional Login"
Individual's Access
- if you have purchased content/been granted access under a registered user: sign in with your email and password.
- if you have purchased content/been granted access as a guest user, check out "Guest User" section below.
- go to the article/chapter, click PDF
- under "Access Content" section, click "Restore content access"
- enter the same email which you have previously used to purchase content
- click "Send Restore Email"
- check your inbox and follow the instructions in the email
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Please note that the download option for eBooks (where available) is only accessible to registered users. Users who have purchased eBooks as Guest are unable to use this feature.
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If you are unable to view the content you have purchased, please contact us.
How can I see what I have access to?
Sign in with your username and password and click on your username at the top right hand corner of the web page.
Click on Access Entitlements tab where you will be able to access all content
Some eBooks comes with usage restriction. What does this mean?
Certain eBooks are accessible with usage restriction. This means that the eBook can only be viewed online and cannot be downloaded or printed.
How do I save an eBook for offline reading?
Please refer to the guide.
I don't have access to content I have paid for.
- If you are a student searching for content, please contact your librarian.
- If you have purchased a subscription or article via worldscientific.com and cannot see the content, please contact us to confirm the purchase details.
- If you have purchased a subscription via your agent, please contact them to claim this access.
- If you have purchased a subscription directly with World Scientific and do not have access to this content, please contact us with details of your order.
What do I do if the content I have paid for is missing or corrupted?
- If you are a student searching for content, please contact your librarian.
- If you have purchased a subscription or article via Worldscientific.com and cannot see the content, please contact us to confirm the purchase details.
- If you have purchased a subscription via your agent, please contact them to claim this access.
- If you have purchased a subscription directly with World Scientific and do not have access to this content, please contact us with details of your order.
- If you have access to the purchased content but it is corrupted or that you are having problems downloading it, please contact us.
I am a student. How do I resolve any problems with my institution's access?
Please contact your electronic resources librarian who will be able to resolve your access problem, or contact us if required.
How can I access a journal's sample articles?
Fully searchable online sample articles of most of our journals are available by clicking on the Sample Articles link on the journal homepages.
I have received a access token voucher. How do I use it?
If you are entitled to a voucher for content, you should have received a confirmation email from World Scientific including your access token or access token link URL.
If you have a web address (URL), please click on the link or enter the URL into your browser address bar and simply follow the on-screen/email instructions.
If you have a printed voucher code, please sign in with your username and password and click on your username at the top right hand corner of the web page. Click on Access Token where you will be asked to input your voucher code which will activate your access.
Downloading to a citation manager
This feature enables you to download the bibliographic information (also called citation data, header data, or metadata) for the articles on our site. For additional assistance, please contact the World Scientific Customer Service Team.
Download bibliographic data for one or several articles: The Download to Citation Manager feature is available on book pages, journal article/book chapter abstract pages. On a search result page use the check boxes to gather metadata for several articles at once.
- Citation manager file format
Use the radio buttons to choose how to format the bibliographic data you're harvesting. Several citation manager formats are available, including EndNote and BibTex.
- Direct import
If you have citation management software installed on your computer your Web browser should be able to import metadata directly into your reference database.
- Checked: When the Direct Import box is checked (the default state), a dialogue box will give you the option to Save or Open the downloaded citation data. Choosing Open will either launch your citation manager or give you a choice of applications with which to use the metadata. The Save option saves the file locally for later use.
- Unchecked: When the Direct Import box is unchecked, the metadata is displayed and may be copied and pasted as needed.
User Responsibilities:
Systematic, or excessive downloading of files, either manually or by using automated program is prohibited. World Scientific reserves the right to prohibit access by persons to all or part of this website or the services provided on it at its sole discretion.