Scientific and medical information resources provider McGraw-Hill Professional, US, has announced the launch of AccessEngineering (www.AccessEngineeringLibrary.com), a comprehensive aggregation of the best engineering content published in the past decade. Derived from a selection of more than 250 engineering handbooks, monographs, and textbooks, AccessEngineering supports multiple levels of scientific and technical research in the academic, corporate, industrial, and government sectors.
Developed from the highly successful Digital Engineering Library, AccessEngineering will feature a popular Pay-Per-View (PPV) access for 48 hours for individuals, in addition to one-year subscriptions to institutions. The site offers a broad and deep repository of fully searchable engineering content from industry-leading books that engineers have trusted and depended on for years. Updated biweekly with all new content, the site delivers authoritative information that accelerates research, innovation, and problem-solving, while featuring content from a broad range of must-have McGraw-Hill Professional engineering publications.
To accommodate the needs of engineers to have access to a broad and growing body of technical knowledge, AccessEngineering focuses on 14 major subject areas ranging from Mechanical and Civil Engineering to Green and Optical Engineering. Subscribers to the service will also gain access to the McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Engineering, which is embedded on all search pages, offering access to more than 18,000 entries containing synonyms, acronyms, abbreviations, and a pronunciation guide.
