Research Guides: Biomedical Engineering: Home

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Introduction

Welcome to the Biomedical Engineering guide. This guide will lead you to the key information resources used by biomedical engineers.

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Key Resources

Compendex
Engineering literature database hosted on the Engineering Village. Covers all engineering disciplines from 1884 to the present.
Inspec
Comprehensive coverage of journals and conference proceedings in physics, electronics, computing, control engineering and information technology from 1896 to present. Available via the Engineering Village.
Knovel
Search 3,500 science and engineering handbooks published by various publishers.
Web of Science
Multidisciplinary citation database covering all areas of science, medicine, engineering, humanities and social sciences from 1900 to present.
Espacenet
The largest public patent database on the internet, Espacenet contains 80 million patent documents from more than 90 countries including Canada and the US, plus 2 million non-patent literature (NPL) records.

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European Patent Office