Books and journals
As a member you have online access to engineering publications from the key
publishers, including McGraw-Hill, Springer and Elsevier:
AccessEngineering
700 of the world's best-known and most authoritative engineering handbooks
from McGraw-Hill.
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ASME Digital Collection
All ASME journal papers published from 2000 onwards, plus all conference papers published since 2008, are available for members to download.
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Ebook Central
400 engineering and 70 management ebooks available to download to computers,
tablets and mobile devices.
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EBSCO
One search for Engineering Source, Science & Technology Collection (for technical journals) and Business Source Corporate (for trade magazines/news/market research).
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EBSCO Engineering Source title list
EBSCO Science and Technology Collection title list
EBSCO Business Source Corporate journal title list
IMechE Proceedings
Members can download articles free of charge from the full back catalogue of all 18 IMechE journals, apart from issues published in the last 12 months.
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Knovel
400 core engineering reference books available in PDF full text, all fully searchable and downloadable.
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Professional Engineering magazine
For the full text archive of the magazine, visit Professional Engineering magazine.
SAE Mobilus
Members have access to all SAE technical papers from 1906 onwards (over 100,000 in total) and all SAE current ground vehicle standards.
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ScienceDirect
Members have free access to up to 20 articles or chapters a year from over 18,000 ebooks and 3,300 ejournals on ScienceDirect, the online platform of Elsevier, the world's leading publisher of scientific, technical, and medical journals.
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Springer
Over 4,000 ebooks and 200 ejournals from the world's second largest publisher of scientific, technical and medical content – download articles, chapters and whole books.
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Taylor & Francis
100 key handbooks and textbooks, plus trial access to an extra 250 titles – the most heavily used will be kept
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