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At Ei, our primary goal is to provide engineering researchers with answers and insight through targeted search capabilities, authoritative content, and tools for managing and sharing research. To keep our customers updated on research trends, upcoming events, and product updates, we publish a quarterly newsletter. Want to subscribe so that you receive the newsletter automatically? Click here.
Issue 8, November 2010: Referex books launch. Find out about the newly launched front list
In this issue, you'll find ways to locate information more quickly, even before the articles have been published with our new Compendex Articles in Press program.
Issue 7, June 2010: The Library of the Future
Find out how the library staff at Texas A&M University is building the library of the future. Also, get the scoop on our latest enhancement - Scopus Cited By links are being added to Compendex & Inspec at the end of the summer!
Issue 6, April 2010: Innovation in Academia
Read about the new Engineering Village team, how to find a training or access our video tutorials, and learn about the University of Waterloo's innovative approach to nanotechnology education.
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In this issue we showcase the growth of Engineering Index through the years. Also, Nestor Osorio from Northern Illinois University spoke with us about a special exhibit at his university to celebrate Ei’s 125th anniversary.
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This issue addresses how to maximize your research. We explore different ways libraries can approach research, and spoke with Maliaca Oxnam about how her group at the University of Arizona helps researchers find the information they need. Plus, a sneak peek at this fall's Referex e-books release!
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In this issue, we examine how to stimulate innovation. Darryl Dunbar of Elsevier's Innovation group, shares one methodology he uses to bring ideas into reality. Also, William Baer of the Georgia Institute of Technology spoke with Ei's Leah Snyder about how his library has used collaboration between the academic and corporate sectors to stimulate ideas.
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In the inaugural issue, we examined how librarians, researchers, and professionals are using Web 2.0 tools to accomplish their research goals. Ei's Director of Technology, Joel Bernstein, explained how his team has integrated features like tagging into EV to faciliate collaboration. Jay Bhatt, Drexel University's Engineering Librarian, spoke to Ei's Alicia Burns about how he uses social networking tools such as Facebook to engage engineering students.
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