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An indispensable resource for anyone wanting to create, maintain, improve, understand, or use the diverse information resources within a sci-tech library.

Providing cutting-edge practices and tools in library and information science as well as a historical perspective on science and technology resources, Science and Technology Resources: A Guide for Information Professionals and Researchers begins with an overview of the nature of sci-tech literature, the information-seeking behavior of scientists and engineers, and an examination of the research cycle. Each of the 12 chapters focuses on a specific format, showcasing specific examples and representative resources in current practice.

This practical guide will be invaluable to librarians, information specialists, engineering and science professionals, and students interested in acquiring a practical knowledge of science and technology resources. The comprehensive subject bibliographies provide a sci-tech library administrator with the resources to develop and maintain an effective science, technology, and engineering collection.

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Two experienced librarians and authors have written a guide to the literature of science and technology. . . . A timely resource to add to reference collections and to the library science curriculum. * Booklist Online *

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An indispensable resource for anyone wanting to create, maintain, improve, understand, or use the diverse information resources within a sci-tech library.
Preface xi
Acknowledgments xiii
1 Introduction To The Literature Of Science And Technology 1(4)
2 Scientific And Technical Communication 5(10)
Professional Associations and Societies
5(1)
Historical Review
6(2)
The Research Information Cycle
8(2)
Information-Seeking Behaviors of Engineers and Scientists
10(5)
3 Journals 15(26)
Types of Journals
16(2)
Reviews
18(1)
Journal Publishers
19(1)
Proliferation of the Journal
20(5)
Budgeting for Journals
25(1)
Pricing Factors
25(1)
Review Sources
26(4)
Journal Bundling, Also Known as Aggregator Database
30(1)
JSTOR: A Hybrid Example of Journal Service
31(1)
Electronic Access vs. Traditional Access
31(1)
The Open Access Movement
32(2)
Institutional Repositories (IR)
34(1)
Why an IR?
34(7)
4 Specialized Databases 41(12)
The Database Selection Process
44(5)
General Sci-Tech Databases
49(4)
5 Current Awareness And Web 2.0 Tools 53(10)
Web 2.0 Tools
55(1)
RSS Feeds
56(1)
Blogging
57(1)
Wikis and Google Does
58(1)
Publishers' Gateways (Nature Publishing)
59(4)
6 Conferences And Society Meetings And Directories 63(10)
Conferences and Society Meetings
63(6)
Directories
69(4)
7 Dictionaries And Encyclopedias 73(18)
Dictionaries
73(8)
Encyclopedias
81(10)
8 Handbooks, Tables, And Manuals 91(6)
Handbooks
91(1)
Tables
92(1)
Manuals
92(5)
9 Intellectual Property: Patents, Trademarks, And Copyright 97(28)
Patents
97(2)
Why Search Patents?
99(3)
What Is a Patent?
102(1)
Types of Patents: Utility Patents, Design Patents, and Plant Patents
103(3)
Parts of a Patent
106(1)
The Seven Steps to Searching the Patent Literature
107(18)
10 Standards And Specifications 125(12)
More about Stakeholders
129(1)
Types of Standards and Their Elements
129(3)
Standards Collections
132(1)
Standards Education
133(4)
11 Grey Literature And Technical Reports 137(10)
Grey Literature
137(2)
Technical Reports
139(3)
Government-Sponsored Reports
142(1)
Privately Funded Reports
142(1)
Academia-Generated Research Reports
143(4)
12 Biographical Resources 147(14)
Biographies in Collected Works
148(6)
Biographical Information in Dictionaries
154(1)
Biographies in Encyclopedias
154(1)
Biographical Information in Festschriften
154(1)
Biographical Information in Journals and Newspapers
154(1)
Information in Membership Directories
155(1)
Individual and Collective Biographies of Scientists in Books
155(1)
Bibliographies of Biographical Information
156(5)
Appendix: Subject Bibliographies 161(112)
Anatomy and Physiology
163(3)
Astronomy
166(4)
Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, and Cell Biology
170(3)
Bioengineering
173(3)
Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering
176(3)
Botany
179(3)
Chemical Engineering
182(4)
Chemistry
186(6)
Civil Engineering
192(4)
Computer Science and Information Technology
196(3)
Electrical Engineering
199(3)
Environmental Engineering
202(4)
Environmental Science
206(5)
General Biology and Natural History
211(4)
General Engineering
215(4)
General Science
219(4)
Genetics, Developmental Biology, and Evolutionary Biology
223(4)
General Technology and Inventions
227(4)
Geology
231(4)
History and Philosophy of Science and Technology
235(4)
Industrial Engineering
239(3)
Mathematics
242(6)
Materials Science Engineering
248(4)
Mechanical Engineering
252(3)
Meteorology
255(3)
Microbiology
258(3)
Nutrition and Food Science
261(5)
Physics
266(4)
Zoology
270(3)
Index 273
James E. Bobick is the former head of the Science and Technology department at the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, and a past visiting lecturer in the School of Information Science at the University of Pittsburgh.

G. Lynn Berard is a principal librarian in the science libraries at Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, and an adjunct faculty member for the Department of Library Science at Clarion University of Pennsylvania, Clarion, PA.