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Guide to biomedical engineering information resources
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Biomedical Engineering Encyclopedias & Handbooks


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Biomedical Engineering and Design, Vol. 2, Applications - Myer Kutz
Call Number: R856.15 .S732 2009eb
ISBN: 9780071498395
Publication Date: 2009-06-22




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Numerical Methods in Biomedical Engineering - Dunn, Constantinides, & Moghe
Call Number: R857 .M34 N86 2006
ISBN: 0121860310
Publication Date: 2006
Print edition also available.

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Statistics for bioengineering sciences with MATLAB and WinBUGS support - Vidakovic, Brani
Call Number: HA29 V53 2011eb
ISBN: 9781461403944
Publication Date: 2011

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Article Databases

Search article indexes/databases; use the Find Text@TAMU link (or the ChemPort link in SciFinder) for text retrieval options.
  • Compendex (Ei Village 2)  
      
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    Indexes the journal and conference literature of all fields of engineering.
  • IEEE eXplore
  • Medline (PubMed)  Icon
  • Medline (Ebsco interface)  Icon
  • SciFinder
    From the American Chemical Society, the largest index for chemistry & materials science articles and data. You will need to create your own individual log in to the web interface. Use the ChemPort link to access options for full-text retrieval.
  • ProQuest SciTech Collection  Icon
    Formerly known as Cambridge Scientific Abstracts, this group of databases covers biotechnology, biomedical sciences, engineering and technology, and materials science.
  • Web of Science  Icon
    Cited reference search is used in this database to track how many cites to a given work. Search by topic keywords, then sort the results by times cited to see the most influential papers on a topic.

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