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As an engineer, the content you need is very specific, technical and yes–usually hard to find. But as always, we’ve got your back. Our new Knovel databases address gaps in convenient access to authoritative engineering data. The first two databases, Magnesium Alloy and Optical and Filter Glass, include highly interactive tables, graphs and data compiled from authoritative sources. You now have access to these two exclusive databases through January 31st. …

We enjoy speaking with our customers.  We listen closely as they provide product feedback and talk about trends in education and business. We also like to learn about best practices for promoting library resources, and we share ideas along the way. We recently worked with University College London (UCL) Subject Librarian Lynne Meehan to profile her work on campus.  She teaches students how to conduct proper research, and Knovel is…

Gil Kaufman is a distinguished technical writer who knows quite a bit about alloys. I would say “he wrote the book on it” but, in fact, he’s given the engineering community something even more valuable–interactive databases. “The draw is reliable numeric data in a flexible search system,” says Kaufman. Read on for a sneak peek at the author’s Magnesium Alloy Database, the first of two new Knovel databases this month.

                            On December 13th, Knovel will launch Computer Hardware Engineering to help electronics, computer, aerospace, and mechanical engineers design and integrate computer systems, networks, sensors and components for a broad range of products and equipment. LEARN MORE.