Manage your references
Use these tools to help you organize and cite your references:
Finding articles & research papers
Use these article databases to find citations to articles, conference papers or technical reports. Please note that not every database will have full text. In this case, use links within the databases to access full text available through MIT subscriptions.
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Compendex/InspecArticle citations in all engineering fields, plus physics, electronics, robotics, and related fields.
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Web of ScienceHigh impact journal articles in all fields. Includes citation tracking.
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ScopusCompetitor to Web of Science. Includes all subjects and cited reference searching.
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One PetroIncludes papers on petroleum and from related societies like NACE, the Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) and the Society of Underwater Technology (SUT)
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ASME Digital LibraryConference papers from 2002 - present.
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SAE Mobilus1906 - present: full text of Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) papers; includes current Aerospace Standards.
Citations only for other publisher content (like JSAE) or other SAE standards.
Books, handbooks, theses
Use these links to books, theses, and other related publications to get started. Search our collection for a full list of books owned by the MIT Libraries or use MIT's WorldCat to search library catalogs worldwide and place requests to borrow items.
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Marks' Standard Handbook for Mechanical EngineersA classic reference for mechanical engineering. Covers more than 100 essential mechanical engineering topics
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KnovelEngineering & scientific e-books. Includes interactive tables & graphs.
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Corrosion HandbookCorrosion data and the chemical resistance of all technically important metallic, non-metallic, inorganic and organic materials in contact with aggressive media.
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Dissertations & Theses1997-present: full text for most dissertations.
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ASM Materials InformationIncludes the ASM Handbooks, Alloy Finder, and other ASM products.
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