Ukrainian Mathematical Society
EMIS Information server of European Mathematical Society
AMS American Mathematical Society
Mathematics Departments, Societies and Centers the lists of mathematics web sites around the world maintained by David Sibley at Penn State University
Mathematical resources
MathSciNet Math. Reviews online search
Zentralblatt MATH Mathematical Reviews database
EULER Free matematical reviews database
EBSCO EBSCOhost Electronic Journals Service (EJS) is your gateway to thousands of e-journals containing millions of articles from hundreds of different publishers, all at one web site.
The Los Alamos Mathematics Archive (see also mirrors: mirror in UK, mirror in Germany)
Springer online journals fulltext access (local users only) Blackwell online journals fulltext access (local users only)
Mathematics Journals Lists mathematics journals that are online plus web sites for printed journals
MathCalendar AMS website for mathematical meetings around the world
Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society Free access (local users only)
Representation Theory Free access (local users only)
Conformal Geometry and Dynamic Free access (local users only)
Mathematics of Computation Free access (local users only)
Free electronic math. books
Mathematics Preprint and e-Print Servers All mathematical preprint and e-print servers throughout the world. Provides mathematicians with a tool to find any of these servers in order to browse the articles posted on them and, in many cases, to post an article to the server itself
PrePRINT Network Another collection of preprint sites, including preprints provided by individual scientists
MathematicsWeb A new project by Elsevier Science offering services Preprint
Server, Who Cites Who, Electronic Submission for Authors for over 55
mathematics Elsevier journals
Employment Opportunities in the Mathematical Sciences
Mathematical Subject Classification (MSC) The classification used by Mathematical Reviews (MR) and Zentralblatt fur Mathematik (Zbl) since the beginning of 2000
The Mathematics Genealogy Project the data base, which already contains more than 56.000 names of mathematicians. Now, many professors and students of math can learn the identities of their so-called siblings (other students who studied under their graduate advisors), aunts and uncles (siblings of their advisors), or cousins (students who studied under their aunts and uncles)
Other resources
The Vernadsky National Library of Ukraine
Young Scientists Board
Grant opportunities
CRDF Cooperative research grants
INTAS Science support program
NATO Science programs
List of grants and postdocs fellowships
