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Engineering:

Library guide to information and resources for Engineering

Engineering

Welcome

We're here to help students and staff studying, researching or teaching Engineering.
Book an appointment for advice on finding and using library resources, effective searching and referencing your sources.
If you are a member of staff and would like a library induction or academic skills teaching for your students, advice about reading lists or have any questions about resources provided by the library, please do get in touch.

Liaison Librarian

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Zelda Chatten
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My office is on the first floor of the Harold Cohen Library. You can contact me by email or book an appointment.

Liaison Librarian

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Clair Sharpe
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Contact:
My office is on the first floor of the Harold Cohen Library. You can contact me by email or book an appointment.

Databases and resources for Engineering

Compendex hosted on Engineering Village is the largest and most comprehensive interdisciplinary engineering database available. You can search by keywords or author names to find references to journal articles and conference papers on your subject from 1969 onwards. A guide to Searching Compendex and importing results to EndNote is available. It is possible to download EndNote Desktop onto your own PC or laptop. Download available from the IT Services software downloads service.

Scopus is good for interdisciplinary subjects, searching for authors and tracking down citations. Its interface is flexible and easy to use.

Web of Science has wide coverage and good author and citation searching. It includes Science Citation Index, Index to Conference Proceedings and Journal Citation Reports.

Most Engineering books are in the basement of the Harold Cohen Library. Find the location of books using Library Search.

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