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CORDIS offers access to a broad range of information and services on EU research, including:

*The primary repository of EU-funded research projects and their results, including the formal deliverables collected by the European Commission

*Multilingual "Results in brief" that summarise the outcomes of research projectprojects for a broader public and to support the exploitation of results

*Free subscriptions to the research*eu results magazines, also available as PDF and eBooks

*Daily news and events, provided by both the European Commission and by user contributions

*An interactive environment to find [http://cordis.europa.eu/partners/ research partners] and to support online groups

*Search and reuse facilities, including custom email alerts, RSS feeds and XML extractions

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1995-96 was a period of further consolidation and development. The CORDIS databases and web services were fully integrated as the migration into the new Information Dissemination environment (IDS) was completed. On-line host access was integrated into Watch-CORDIS and added to the CD-ROM service, allowing users to work both on-line and off-line coherently. The R&D News service was enriched by adding Italian and Spanish, bringing the offer to five languages. The CORDIS-Focus publication was launched, providing readers with a paper edition of key R&D News articles in three languages - EN, FR & DE.

The first move to cover national R&D information was initiated by Ireland with the start of the [[Presidency of the Council of the European Union|EU presidency]] service. By the end of 1996, CORDIS had 24,000 registered users eager to browse through 152 000 database records and accessing the web pages some 300,000 times per month. A period of rapid growth in numbers of users had been initiated by the move onto the WWW.

===Late 90s===