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Tuesday, 9th February 2010

News from ebrary: New Med Tech Dbase, Expanded Business & Engineering e-Book Collections

Some news from Palo Alto, CA today:

ebrary has announced the availability of its new subscription database in Medical Technology. With titles from leading publishers including Elsevier’s Academic Press and Taylor & Francis’ CRC Press, the growing collection covers all aspects of medical technology including biomedical engineering and materials, imaging systems, medical instruments, nanotechnology, and tissue engineering.

Previews

+ Biomedical Engineering Desk Reference by Buddy D. Ratner, Joseph Dyro, and Sverre J. Grimnes (Elsevier, 2009). Preview it at http://tinyurl.com/yb6f5ko.

+ Handbook of Materials for Medical Devices edited by J.R. Davis (ASM International, 2003). Preview it at http://tinyurl.com/yh8algw.

+ Preview All Titles in this Collection

Business & Engineering

Hundreds of new e-books worth over $14,000 have recently been added to ebrary’s subscription databases in Finance, Leadership, and Sales & Marketing.

With titles from leading publishers including AMACOM, Berrett-Koehler Publishers, IGI Global, and Kogan Page, the new selection covers a wide range of business topics including Accounting, Branding, Business Communication, Corporate Finance, Ecommerce, Market Research, Negotiation, Personnel, and Risk Management.

Additionally, the company has extended its Engineering product line with databases in Chemical, Civil, Electronic, Environmental, Materials, Mechanical, and Power Engineering.

Access the Complete Announcement (PDF)

Source: ebrary


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