Nuclear Science & Engineering 

• Energy
  
• Materials Science & Engineering
• Physics
  

Journals and conference articles

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

Technical reports from DOE and others

• Energy Citations Database - info
• DOE Information Bridge - info
• NTIS - info

Handbooks, e-books, encyclopedias

• CRCnetBase - info
• Books24x7 - info
• Knovel - info - video
• Polymer Handbook - info
• ASM Handbooks Online - info

You might also explore:

• Dissertations and Theses [full text access from 1997 - present] - info
• Inspec - info - video
• Polymers: a properties database - info
• Engineered Materials Abstracts - info
• PubMed - info

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