Collections

ProQuest Literature & Language

ProQuest Literature & Language searches only literature and language-related information from AUTh Library's current Proquest subscriptions.

Proquest News & Newspapers (Proquest Central)

Database collection featuring newspapers, newswires, blogs, and news sites. Part of the Proquest Central subscription.

ProQuest Social Sciences

Proquest Social Sciences searches only social sciences-related information from AUTh Library's current Proquest subscriptions.

ProQuest The Arts

Proquest The Arts searches only arts-related information from AUTh Library's current Proquest subscriptions.

Prothiki

The Prothiki is intended to provide an online environment and technical support service to host and freely disseminate journals published under the aegis of the University and/or the responsibility of its staff.

It hosts open access journals published by AUTh Faculties, Schools, Departments, Laboratories, etc.

Prothiki: open access journals

It hosts open access journals published by AUTh Faculties, Schools, Departments, Laboratories, etc.

Psifiothiki

AUTh library digitizes its rare and special collections and makes them freely accessible through Psifiothiki.

PsycArticles (APA - American Psychological Association)

PsycARTICLES® is a robust database offering complete access to the full text of more than 100 landmark journals from the American Psychological Association. The journals are specialized in behavioral science and related fields ranging from education to nursing, to business, to neuroscience.

The subscription includes access to 129 electronic journals. The journals may be accessed through the Ovid search interface.

Rare Books

The Central Library’s incunabula and old book collection is the product of long-term collective effort.

It was first catalogued by the University Library Supervisory Committee in 1990 in cooperation with the Library Material Research and Study Committee, which assembled a collection of books originating primarily from bequests and donations by Eleftheropoulos, Kalligas, Konstantinidis, Politis, Triantafyllidis and Trikoglou.

Central Library

Reaxys

Reaxys is a unique web-based chemistry database consisting of deeply excerpted compounds and related factual properties, reaction and synthesis information as well as bibliographic data, navigated and displayed via an actionable interface. Please visit http://www.reaxys.com/info to learn more about Reaxys.

The Reaxys website is owned and operated by Elsevier Information Systems GmbH.