Biomedical Engineering  Tags: bme biomedical_engineering bioengineering  

The Biomedical Engineering books are split between the 4th Floor of Marston Science Library and the 1st Floor of the Health Science Center Libraries. Journals are on the 1st and 3rd floors of Marston and the 2nd and 3rd floors of the HSCL (Note: journals at the HSCL are shelved by title as opposed to call number). Use the below chart to determine the relevant call number range. Otherwise, search the library catalog to find books by subject, title and author.

Search the Library Catalog to find books and e-books. Newly-added books will appear in these services before they show up in the Library Catalog.

Some e-book services that offer books in the area of biomedical engineering:

Knovel provides access to digitized engineering reference books.

Books24x7 contains thousands of digitized "best-in-class" reference books, research reports, documentation and articles through the Referenceware platform.

• The EngineeringPro collection includes general reference topics important to all engineering professionals, Whether looking for quick answers to problems or specific information for a project, learning new skills or refreshing existing ones.

Referex Engineering presents Butterworth-Heinemann, Elsevier, and Academic Press handbooks and practical guides in mechanical and materials engineering - includes automotive, aeronautical, marine, metallurgy, tribology, maintenance, quality systems, health and safety, engineering fundamentals, quick reference, technique and practice, “how to” guides, and other highly specialized information.

NetLibrary E-Books are more general, however, there are a number of engineering texts available. For more about using NetLibrary see Getting Started with NetLibrary.