Library-Subscribed Databases for Studies and Research in 2026

January 16, 2026

Members of the VILNIUS TECH community are provided with access to 39 general and specialized databases that support studies, teaching, and scientific research.
From 2026, VILNIUS TECH provides access to Springer engineering e-books and offers Clarivate Analytics together with the Web of Science Research Assistance tool.

In 2026, electronic book databases offer access to more than 500,000 book titles, while electronic journal databases provide over 30,000 scholarly articles, including recent scientific research findings, conference proceedings, and publications representing a wide range of academic disciplines.

The Library’s Electronic Resources section comprises not only books and journals but also video databases, research assessment tools, bibliographic information management systems, and other digital resources. Comprehensive searches across all subscribed databases, as well as other library resources, may be conducted via the VILNIUS TECH Virtual Library, using a single-search interface.

Access: The content of all databases is available via personal computers through connection to the VILNIUS TECH network using VPN. To ensure security, two-factor authentication is required when accessing the VPN service (confirmation via a mobile application or telephone call).

Important information: Certain databases provide access only to selected subscribed collections rather than their complete content. Each database description specifies which publications and resources are available to the VILNIUS TECH community.
Within the Subject Information section, electronic resources are curated and organized according to academic disciplines and thematic areas.
The Temporary Access Databases section presents electronic resources that are not currently subscribed to by VILNIUS TECH but are made available for a limited period by publishers; this information is updated regularly in accordance with ongoing trials.

Content from licensed databases may be copied (downloaded or printed) exclusively for personal academic use and in limited quantities. The distribution of such content to third parties, its upload to intranet systems, or its use for commercial purposes is strictly prohibited. The sharing of access credentials with third parties is also strictly forbidden.
Copyright protection in Lithuania is governed by the Law on Copyright and Related Rights of the Republic of Lithuania.
 

   
 
 

Academic Complete & Library Thing Books Cover Widget Package – a database containing over 240,000 electronic books across a wide range of academic disciplines.
 
 

Access Engineering (McGraw Hill) – a technology and engineering sciences database featuring more than 900 interactive graphs, tables, calculators, case studies, and other visual learning materials.
 
 

ACM Digital Library – open access journals, conference proceedings, and other publications in the fields of computer science and information technology.
 
 

ACS Publications – over 60 scholarly journals in chemistry and related scientific fields.
 
 

Applied Science and Technology Source (via EBSCO) – full-text journals and other publications covering computer science and related disciplines.
 
 

Cambridge University Press – 90 Cambridge University Press e-books across various academic fields, acquired for perpetual access. List of titles  >>>
 
 

EBSCO Publishing – a package of databases providing articles, conference proceedings, and other electronic resources across multiple academic disciplines.
 
 

EBSCO eBook Academic Collection – more than 260,000 e-books across various fields of study.
EBSCO eBook Open Access Collection – over 2,500 open-access e-books in diverse academic disciplines.
 
 

Emerald Engineering  eJournals Collection – 26 electronic journals in the field of engineering sciences.
Emerald Core eJournals Collection – 172 electronic journals in economics, management, and related disciplines.
 
 

Human Anatomy Atlas Visible Body – comprehensive 3D resources for the study of human anatomy, physiology, and health sciences.
 
 
 

IEEE Electronic Library (IEL) – journals, standards, and conference materials in electrical and electronic engineering, computer science, and other technological disciplines.
 
 

IOPscience EXTRA – 66 electronic journals in physics and related sciences.
 
 

JoVE (Journal of Visualized Experiments) – a video-based platform offering more than 18,000 videos for learning, teaching, and research, covering physics, natural sciences, medicine, psychology, engineering, statistics, environmental sciences, and other disciplines. Content includes research articles and laboratory experiments.
 
 

JSTOR Collections  – high-quality archival journals and primary source content in a single collection, comprising over 2,800 academic journals in literature, history, politics, psychology, economics, business, life sciences, natural sciences, arts, and other fields.
 
 

KTU el. knygos – more than 500 e-books published by Technologija Publishing House across various academic disciplines.
OnArchitecture – a video library of architecture and design projects, including interviews, brief project descriptions, information about featured buildings and installations, and technical specifications.
Passport (Euromonitor International) – statistical data, analyses, reports, and forecasts on industries, countries, and consumers across 210 countries.
SAGE Journals Online  – more than 700 journals across a wide range of academic disciplines.
SAGE ImechE Journals  – 18 journals in engineering and technology-related fields.
Science Direct – over 2,000 journals published by Elsevier across multiple scientific disciplines.
eBooks on Science Direct – more than 50,000 Elsevier e-books covering various academic fields.
Scopus – a bibliographic database designed for searching abstracts and bibliographic records of scholarly journal articles and scientific information available online.
Scopus AI – an intuitive, intelligent search tool based on generative artificial intelligence and data from publications indexed in Scopus.
Springer LINK – over 2,000 journals across a wide range of academic disciplines.
SpringerLink Computer Science Collections Books 2011-2012 – more than 2,000 e-books in computer science.
SpringerLink Engineering Collections Books 2011-2012 – over 1,000 e-books in mechanical engineering, electronics, computer science, and other technological disciplines.
SpringerLink e-books – selected e-book collections acquired at the request of VILNIUS TECH faculty members.
Springer eBooks: Engineering Collection – electronic books in engineering sciences covering all engineering disciplines and their interconnections, including communication engineering networks, circuits and systems, signal and image processing, manufacturing, machines, tools and processes, safety and security, and applications of artificial intelligence in engineering.
Statista Campus License – a global data and business intelligence platform offering extensive statistics, reports, and insights across 170 industries and more than 150 countries.
Taylor & Francis – approximately 2,000 electronic journals across a wide range of academic disciplines.
Taylor & Francis – e-books across various academic fields acquired at the request of VILNIUS TECH faculty members.
VILNIUS TECH Scientific Journals  – 16 journals published by VILNIUS TECH across various academic disciplines.
VILNIUS TECH eBooks – more than 700 electronic books published by VILNIUS TECH in various fields of study.
Web of Science (Clarivate Analytics) – a bibliographic database used for research evaluation, literature searching, and journal selection for publication.
Web of Science Research Assistant – a generative AI–based tool designed to support literature discovery and research workflows.
Wiley Online Library – more than 1,300 journals across a wide range of academic disciplines.
Writefull – an English-language editing tool that corrects grammar, spelling, and punctuation and specializes in academic terminology, supporting the preparation of scholarly articles and theses.

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