Subject guide Engineering and Technology

Use the library's databases to search for publications on a specific topic from many different sources at once. Databases may contain abstracts and full text of journal articles, conference papers, reports and more.

• You can search our databases and journals when you are off-campus, either via our database links or via the University Remote desktop.
  To the library's database page

• Databases covering engineering and technology
  Use these databases to find papers in engineering and technology.
  

• Academic Search Premier
  Covers journals from multiple publishers in many different subjects.
  

• ASCE - Civil engineering database (CEDB)
  Contains references and abstracts of publications from the American Society of Civil Engineers.
• GreenFILE
  Contains references and abstracts of publications in environmental science. Follow the links to access full text.
• IEEE Xplore
  Contains journals articles, conference papers and standards published by IEEE, mainly in electronics and computer science.
  
• Inspec
  Contains references and abstracts of publications in technology, physics, electronics, computer science and information technology. Follow the links to access full text.
• SciTEch Connect
  Documents from the US Department of Energy and associated organizations.
  
• Scopus
  Contains references and abstracts of journal articles, conference papers and other publications in many different subjects. Follow the links to access full text. Scopus also contains citation information, which means that you can search for a specific paper or author to see papers in Scopus that have cited it.
  
• Web of Science
  Contains references and abstracts of journal articles, conference papers and other publications in every subject. Follow the links to access full text. Web of Science also contains citation information, which means that you can search for a specific paper or author to see papers in Web of Science that have cited it.
  
• Meta search
  Discovery and Google Scholar are search tools that can be used to make a broad search in many databases at once.
• Discovery
  Discovery is an integrated search service which covers many of the library's subscribed databases. Follow the links to access full text. Refine your search to Academic journals to find articles published in peer-reviewed journals.
• Google Scholar
  Google Scholar is a web search engine that indexes free academic web resources as well as many publishers' journal archives. Use the library's Google Scholar link to get full text links for journals that the library subscribes to.
  
• CORE
  Search for freely available articles, reports and other research output in open repositories.

Use the library's journal list to browse specific journals or to find articles based on a reference. The list covers both print and electronic journals.

• To the library's journal list

• Printed books
  Search for the library's printed books in our catalogue.
  To the library catalogue

• If you cannot find the book in our catalogue, search for it in the Swedish national library catalogue Libris. In Libris you will find books, dissertations and other materials from Swedish university and research libraries.
  To Libris

• E-books
  E-books are digital versions of books, which you can read on computers, mobile phones or tablets. You can read and download the books from home, if you log in with your user account first. You don't need a library card to read our e-books.
  How to search for and open e-books

• Find links to student essays and disserations
  

• JUNO (in Swedish)
  

• Contains Swedish law texts, commentary volumes, English law translations, the Legal English Dictionary and Swedish law journals and e-books.

• IEEE Xplore
  Standards published by IEEE, mainly in electronics and computer science.
• SIS
  Standards from Swedish, European and international standards organisations. If you cannot access a standard in full text, you can suggest an addition to the library's subscription.
  

• Espacenet
  International patent database from the European Patent Office (EPO). Includes national and international patents as well as patent applications.
  

• Statistics Sweden
  Official statistics from Statistics Sweden and 26 other Swedish authorities.

• Evaluating information - a guide from Karolinska Institutet
• Scholarly publications - an introduction from Jönköping University
• Peer review in 3 minutes (video)

You can ask all kinds of questions about information searching at the library's information desk.

• If you are working on a thesis or report and need more help, you can make an appointment for guidance in information searching.
  Book a librarian

• The Writing Centre can support you in all stages of the writing process.
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• It is important to cite your sources correctly. It should be clear to the reader what thoughts and words are your own, and what thoughts and words are someone else's.
  Read more about citing sources
  Read more about plagiarism