Yo, absolutely! 🤙 As an engineer myself, I totally understand how important it is to have reliable sources for research. In addition to the usual suspects like IEEE Xplore and ASME Digital Collection, there are a few other options that I would recommend checking out.
One of my go-to sources is ScienceDirect, which has over 16 million articles and books from over 2,500 journals and 39,000 book titles. 📚 They cover a wide range of subjects, including engineering, and their database is updated daily. Plus, they have some really cool features like personalized recommendations and article metrics.
Another great option is Google Scholar, which is a search engine that specifically focuses on scholarly literature. 🔍 It’s a great way to find articles and papers from a variety of sources, including academic publishers, professional societies, and preprint repositories. Plus, it’s free to use!
But wait, there’s more! 😜 If you’re looking for more specialized sources, there are plenty of options out there depending on your field of interest. For example, if you’re into materials science, check out the Materials Research Society’s online library. Or if you’re into aerospace engineering, NASA Technical Reports Server is a great resource.
Bottom line – there are plenty of reliable sources out there for engineering research! Don’t limit yourself to just one or two; explore your options and find the ones that work best for you. 🚀
