Biomedical Engineering: FIND ARTICLES

Ei Compendex is the broadest and most complete engineering literature database available in the world with over 29.6 million records from 73 countries across 190 engineering disciplines. Every record in Ei Compendex is carefully selected and indexed using the Engineering Index Thesaurus so engineers can be confident information is relevant, complete, accurate and of high quality. Ei Compendex has 4000. journals, 117 trade magazines, 10.3 million papers from conference proceedings, 159 book series, and articles in press from 1,261 journals. Ei Backfile provides 1.78 million records from 1884-1969. Most of the material indexed is more appropriate for senior or higher-level students and researchers, but some material (magazine articles, etc.) may be useful for lower-level students and researchers. Set up a username and password with your City College email.

PubMed provides access to 37 million citations. Articles from other life sciences publications are also indexed if their content is appropriate. Subject coverage includes clinical and experimental medicine, as well as the basic biological sciences that support the medical sciences. While this database indexes primarily scholarly, peer-reviewed publication and is most appropriate for seniors or higher level students and researchers,

Part of Web of Science. This provides indexing and citation linking for over 6,650 journals in 150 scientific disciplines from 1899 through the present and includes cited reference searching capability.

Full text is available for 33 of the titles.

IEL provides full text for the journals, transactions, & magazines of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (US) & the Institution of Engineering and Technology (UK), as well as full text of conference papers of both IEEE and IET, plus IEEE standards. While the content is almost entirely scholarly peer-reviewed material, several magazines of more general interest are part of the database.

PubMed Central® (PMC) is a free full-text archive of biomedical and life sciences journal literature at the U.S. National Institutes of Health's National Library of Medicine (NIH/NLM).

Over 1200 journals of the 1800 searchable titles are available as full text. All subject areas are covered, but more science and engineering titles are available because of Elsevier's publishing STM focus.

The SPIE Digital Library is an online database of scientific and technical publications representing the world's largest collection of research information in Optics and Photonics. It provides access to more than 370,000 technical papers from SPIE Journals and Conference Proceedings from 1962 to the present. More than 18,000 new technical papers are added annually. SPIE journals publish peer-reviewed articles on applied research in optics and photonics, including optical engineering, electronic imaging, biomedical optics, microlithography, remote sensing, and nanophotonics. The SPIE eBooks are offered complimentary for one year.

Full-text articles are available for nearly 300 of titles.A SpringerLink mobile app for iPhone is available in the iTunes App Store

Wiley Online Library (Wiley) is a database consisting of over 1000 journals, reference works, and online books.

ILL is used to obtain articles from journals not available at CCNY for purposes relating to: Research and Academic studies. Press the "FIRST TIME USERS CLICK HERE" button to continue. Register your ILLIAD domain by filling in this form: enter your EmplID Number, your Citymail/CCNY email, and choose your username and password.

City College OneSearch combines in one searchable place three things: the CUNY library catalog; a massive index of articles from journals, magazines, and newspapers; and unique digital content from the library. The purpose of a discovery service is to allow patrons to search quickly and seamlessly across a vast range of local and remote content while providing relevancy-ranked results in the type of intuitive interface that information seekers have come to expect. USE ADVANCED SEARCH MODE PLEASE