October 21, 2025Open Access

UKPMC Beta service moves into production

Key Points

UKPMC Beta site officially launched, providing improved access to research articles.
The site offers over 1.8 million full text articles, enhancing resource availability.
This transition marks the replacement of the Classic service, offering a streamlined user experience.
The move to production indicates a commitment to provide up-to-date research access for users.

Abstract

As of Wednesday 23rd June, the UK PubMed Central (UKPMC) Open Beta site will go into full production mode, replacing the 'Classic' service available at http://ukpmc.ac.uk. Unveiled at a showcase event at the British Library earlier this year, the UKPMC Beta site provides users with a single point of access to: 1.8 million+ full text, …

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