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Scientific American’s 100 Year Archive is now Online

By Nate Hoffelder on June 14, 2011 1:00 PM

Scientific American has just added another 37 years worth of back issues to its online archive, thus expanding its collection to a full century of articles highlighting advancements in science and technology.

“Scientific American has had a huge influence on the development of science in the Western world, and its archives are an important insight into the history of science and technology,” said Rajiv Seth, MD and CEO of MPS Limited.

Scientific American is currently working to expand its archive back to 1845, its first year of publication. The archive is available on a site license basis for institutions, libraries, and schools.

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