Inspec
IDENTIFY TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES AND FORECAST TECHNOLOGICAL TRENDS
Inspec®, produced by The Institution of Engineering and Technology*, is a comprehensive index to literature in physics, electrical/electronic technology, computing, control engineering and information technology. Updated weekly, Inspec provides data from journals, books, reports, dissertations, and conference proceedings.
*The Institution of Engineering and Technology is registered as a Charity in England & Wales (no 211014) and Scotland (no SC038698).
Inspec offers:
A full range of disciplines: Inspec provides a comprehensive index to the literature in physics, electrical/electronic engineering, computing, control engineering and information technology, with significant coverage in areas such as materials science, oceanography, nuclear engineering, geophysics, biomedical engineering, biophysics, nanotechnology, production and manufacturing engineering.
Comprehensive, varied content: Inspec delivers more than 11 million bibliographic records from publications worldwide, including over 5,000 scientific and technical journals, plus books, reports and 2,000 conference proceedings.
Specialized indexing: Use specialized indexing for more accurate retrieval, including Controlled Index Terms, Thesaurus Terms and Classification Code Indexes, Treatment Codes; and Chemical Substance, Numerical Data, and Astronomical Object Indexing.
Integrated bibliography management: Use EndNote® Web, fully integrated and freely available to any Inspec on Thomson Reuters Web of KnowledgeSM user, to easily access and organize your references online. Send references to EndNote Web as you search, share EndNote Web folders with others, store references online between search sessions.
Full-text links: Directly access publishers' full-text articles.
Alerting and RSS feeds: Keep up to date with the information that matters to you by saving general, cited reference and chemical structure searches as email alerts. Or set up RSS feeds for saved searches.
New! Implementation of International Patent Codes (IPC) for Inspec records. This valuable tool for the prior art searcher, allows the ready clustering of relevant non-patent literature within the same familiar code structure used for patents.
