What Are Journal Articles?
Journal articles in the sciences are almost always a write-up of grant-funded laboratory or field research. Each article provides a brief overview of the research study, a description of methods used, results, and a conclusion. A small portion of science articles are 'review' articles; these are articles that summarize research studies. Journal articles are peer-reviewed. A growing number of so-called "pre-prints" are beginning to be published in science fields.
From left to right (or) Top to bottom [depending of your monitor]: Professor Dipak Dey from the Statistics Dept | Differential equations class in April 2016 | Math equations on a white board in the library
Math and Statistics Journals (Electronic Copies)
- Link to E-Journals at UConnSearch here for E-Journals and articles. Search by topic or title.
- Browzine Math and StatisticsAccess many mathematics and statistics journals through the Browzine interface. Download to PDF available.
Here is a selection of Math & Statistics journals: this list is not meant to be comprehensive. Use the UConn Journal search link above to complete a more extensive journal search by title or topic.
- Annals of MathematicsThe Annals of Mathematics is published bimonthly by the Department of Mathematics at Princeton University with the cooperation of the Institute for Advanced Study.
- Annals of Statistics (New Articles)Recent articles are available through Project Euclid
- Annals of Statistics (Older Articles)Articles older than four years old are archived here in JSTOR
- Journal of Statistical SoftwareThe Journal of Statistical Software (JSS) publishes open-source software and corresponding reproducible articles discussing all aspects of the design, implementation, documentation, application, evaluation, comparison, maintainance and distribution of software dedicated to improvement of state-of-the-art in statistical computing in all areas of empirical research. Open-source code and articles are jointly reviewed and published in this journal and should be accessible to a broad community of practitioners, teachers, and researchers in the field of statistics.
- Probability SurveysProbability Surveys publishes survey articles in theoretical and applied probability. The style of articles may range from reviews of recent research to graduate textbook exposition. Articles may be broad or narrow in scope. The essential requirements are a well specified topic and target audience, together with clear exposition. Probability Surveys is sponsored by the Institute of Mathematical Statistics and by the Bernoulli Society.
