What's New @ IEEE Xplore - 19 January 2012

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19 January 2012

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19 January 2012

Two Prestigious Journals from China Now Available

Highly regarded technical journals from two of the leading technology institutes in China, available in English

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IBM Celebrates 100 Years

Special commemorative issue with a forward-looking collection of technical essays in various technical fields

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IET Electronics Letters Latest Special Supplement

The latest on semiconductors in personalized medicine, plus a special exclusive interview

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Last Chance to Join IEEE for Breakfast at ALA Midwinter 2012

Delicious breakfast, coffee, and the latest news about IEEE Xplore, plus a chance to win a Kindle Fire

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IEEE and EBSCO Host Inaugural Australian User Group Meeting

Collaborate with peers to discover new opportunities and ways for learning

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Who Says Millennials Don't Read?

IEEE Student Member at MIT organizes a technical paper reading program to create a cohesive technical undergraduate community

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Top eBook Titles of 2011

Last year the eBooks library grew to more than 500 titles. Find out which titles were downloaded the most

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New NESC® 2012 Edition Released

Revsions in the 2012 version of the National Electrical Safety Code® (NESC) are now available

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New Incentive Program for IEEE Xplore User Classes

Live online webinar attendees now receive certificates and one week of complementary access to eLearning courses

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Celebrating 100 Years of Publishing Excellence

Proceedings of the IEEE gives comprehensive coverage of key ideas and exciting discoveries


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