Civil & Environmental Engineering 

• Environment
  
• GIS
• Materials Science and Engineering 
• Transportation

Table of contents/alerting serivces
The MIT Libraries provide access to a number of services for accessing journal tables of contents (TOCs) and research alerts (results of searches you construct, run periodically).

RSS: Keeping up with research - What is RSS and why should I use it?
RSS is an XML-based format for sharing and distributing web content An RSS reader (aka news reader or news aggregator) allows you to view information from multiple web sites in a single interface. When you "subscribe" to an RSS feed, your reader will check that web site on a regular basis and show you any new content.

Try first for articles

• Compendex - info - video
• Inspec - info - video
• Web of Science - info - video

More subject specific for articles

• ASCE Research Library - info
• ASM Failure Analysis Center - info
• BIOSIS - info
• Environmental Sciences & Pollution Management Collection - info
• GeoRef - info
• MRS Online Proceedings - info
• Oceanic Abstracts - info
• SciFinder - info
• SPE eLibrary - info
• Transport - info

Handbooks, e-books

• ASM Failure Analysis Center - info
• Knovel - info - video
• Books24x7 - info

Theses and Technical Reports

• DSpace at MIT - info
• Dissertations & Theses - info
• NTIS - info

Journal Impact Factors, What MIT & other libraries own

• Journal Citation Reports - info
• WorldCat - info

Anne Graham
Librarian for Civil & Environmental Engineering
grahama@mit.edu

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