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28 Achieving and Publishing New Insights Forschungszentrum Jülich has a new central reference systems for the research findings it has published: JuSER (Jülich Shared Electronic Services). Jülich’s Central Library developed the system in a cooperation with other institutions. It unites the former database of scientific publications by Forschungszentrum Jülich employees (VDB) and the open-access repository JUWEL. JuSER opens up new options for cooperation between scientists. They can now easily exchange their own manuscripts as well as publications of others, comment on either, and make them available to a group of colleagues. Jülich publications in the last five years Total In peer-reviewed journals (of which co-authored with researchers from other institutions) Books, other publications PhD theses, habilitations 2008 1,725 1,034 (753 = 72.8%) 600 91 2009 1,720 1,133 (837 = 73.9%) 526 61 2010 1,834 1,048 (770 = 73.5%) 686 100 2011 2,115 1,363 (1.013 = 74.3%) 651 101 2012 2,233 1,452 (1.100 = 75.8%) 688 93 Journals in which Jülich researchers published most frequently in 2012 (as of: 31.12.2012). Journal Number of publications Physical Review B 61 Physical Review Letters 35 Applied Physics Letters 30 Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics 28 Geophysical Research Abstracts 28 PLOS one 25 Nuclear Fusion 23 Journal of Physics/Condensed Matter 23 NeuroImage 21 Nature Publishing Group scientific journals 15 Science 3 Forschungszentrum Jülich | Annual Report 2012