Using the Engineering Literature
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It's the Information Age, yet as information has become available in a myriad of interconnected avenues, the ability to find quality information in a timely manner has become more complex. Knowing the resources is important for quality engineering. Providing a one-stop shop, this book presents an overview of evaluated books, journals, reports, web sites and organizations that can help engineers and librarians find the right source for the information they need. This second edition has been thoroughly revised and features new sections on nanotechnology and green engineering.

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It's the Information Age, yet as information has become available in a myriad of interconnected avenues, the ability to find quality information in a timely manner has become more complex. Knowing the resources is important for quality engineering. Providing a one-stop shop, this book presents an overview of evaluated books, journals, reports, web sites and organizations that can help engineers and librarians find the right source for the information they need. This second edition has been thoroughly revised and features new sections on nanotechnology and green engineering.
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Autorenporträt
Bonnie A. Osif has been engineering reference and instruction librarian in the Engineering Library at the Penn State University since 1991. Prior to that she was a physical sciences librarian at Penn State and managed the biology library at Temple University. She holds a BS in biology from Penn State, an MS in information science from Drexel, and an EdD in science education from Temple University. She was co-recipient of the SLA Engineering Librarian of the Year Award in 1995. Other awards include the Achievement Award from the Sci-Tech Division of SLA and the Professional Achievement award from the Transportation Division of SLA, and Best Reference Work and Best Publication awards from ASEE. She was a columnist for the American Library Association's Library Administration and Management for 17 years. She is the co-author of TMI: 25 Years Later.