If you have a citation, use the UC-eLinks Citation Linker to find the full-text.
Journal Title and Date are required fields. Enter as much information as you have about the publication.
The databases listed below include journal articles, technical reports, and conference papers in the subject areas of mechanical engineering. Use UC-eLinks to link out to full text when available.
For a full list of article databases, see our Article Databases page.
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Find out which mechanical engineering journals titles we have online by using our E-journals A-Z database.
If you have a citation, use the UC-eLinks Citation Linker to find the full-text.
Journal Title and Date are required fields. Enter as much information as you have about the publication.
Use the OskiCat catalog to find library items at UC Berkeley.
Use the Melvyl catalog to look in all UC campuses.
You can refine your search to e-books and other online resources by using the Available Online limiter when you are in the OskiCat catalog.
For a full list of new books in mechanical engineering, see our ME new books list.
Dissertations and Theses (Dissertation Abstracts)
1861 - present UCB access only
UC Berkeley Dissertations: To locate dissertations from a specific UC Berkeley department, search OskiCat for the keywords berkeley dissertations <department name>.
Examples:
berkeley dissertations environmental science policy and management
berkeley dissertations mechanical engineering
Springer Materials
Physical and Chemical data.
CRC Handbook of Chemistry and Physics
Comprehensive and indespensable handbook for scientists and engineers.
ASM Alloy Phase Diagram Center
Provides access to an extensive collection of binary and ternary phase diagrams and associated data.
ASM Handbooks
Covers metals as well as engineered materials such as composites, ceramics, and plastics.
CINDAS Microelectronics Packaging Materials Database
Contains data on thermal, mechanical, electrical, and physical properties of electronics packaging materials.
CINDAS Thermophysical Properties of Matter Database
Contains thermophysical properties of over 5,000 materials with approximately 50,000 data curves.
Material ConneXion
Contains material descriptions, usage characteristics, manufacturer and distributor information for over 7,000 advanced, innovative, and sustainable materials for engineering and design.
Not finding what you need? More resources are available at the Engineering Library's Physical and Chemical Data page or the Chemistry Library's Chemical and Physical Properties page.
Citation management tools help you manage your research, collect and cite sources, and create bibliographies in a variety of citation styles. Each one has its strengths and weaknesses, but any are easier than doing it by hand!
It's always good to double check the formatting -- sometimes the software doesn't get it quite right.
Publishers' style guides provide instructions for writing an article for one of its publications. They typically specify the layout and length of the paper, rules for units, graphs and tables, copyright terms, and how to submit the paper.
AGU Author Resource Center
AIP Style Manual Published by the American Institute of Physics
ANS Information for Authors
Communications of the ACM - Information for Authors
ICE Author Guidelines
IET Author Guides
ORS Instructions for Authors
Physical Review style (APS journals)
Springer Manuscript Preparation
The campus offers writing support for students through the College Writing Programs office. See what's available both on-campus and off-campus at the Writing Resources website.
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