UV/Vis⁺ Photochemistry Database / Subscription

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The science-softCon "UV/Vis⁺ Photochemistry Database" is the worldwide largest collection of EUV-VUV-UV-Vis-NIR spectral data and other photochemical information (e.g. quantum yields, photolysis studies) from published peer-reviewed papers (database-development; good reasons for subscription).

The “UV/Vis⁺ Photochemistry Database” allows free and open access to metadata, and cost-recovery pricing for data (spectral data, graphical representations, etc.) in order to support the full data infrastructure. This means for example that campus-wide full access to all data and information is available for 400 EURO (1 year license) and “One-time registration” ( campus-wide full permanent access to all data and information) for 900 EURO (contact our helpdesk).

Access Type	Access mode	Price	Valid
Academic Working Group Access	Access via password	300.00 EURO	1 year
Academic Working Group Access	Access via password	600.00 EURO	unlimited
Academic Campus Wide Access	Access via IP number	400.00 EURO	1 year
Academic Campus Wide Access/One-Time Registration	Access via IP number	900.00 EURO	unlimited
Commercial Access	Access via IP number or password	800.00 EURO	1 year
Commercial long-term Access	Access via IP number or password	2400.00 EURO	4 years

To order contact our helpdesk.

Colleagues who support us in maintaining the database (e.g. SAG members or corresponding members) can get free-of-charge access to the database. If  you need more information or have any questions please contact our helpdesk. 

New initiative "Share Photochemical Data & Information, Find Answers"”

This initiative should develop the photochemical database towards a photochemical data sharing platform. The advantage of such a photochemical data sharing platform is that the more scientists provide their data for inclusion into the database the better is the chance for all users to find specific photochemical data within the database. In addition the photochemical database gets more and more interdisciplinary usable. So every user can benefit from the database especially if their University/Governmental Organization has permanent access to the database.
If your University/Governmental Organization would like to join this inititiative or if you need more information please contact our helpdesk or your local librarian.