[Cbe-grads] OSU Libraries, Wish you had that book that's sitting on your office or lab shelf?

[Hurley, Belinda]

All,

You might be surprised to know that even many of the most esoteric (and old) science and engineering books have been scanned and are available electronically.  Give the options on this page a try (https://guides.osu.edu/ebookaccess_and_more) and if they don't work, contact me and I'll see if there are any other options.

As always, your best route for all physical science and engineering OSU Libraries resources starts with one of these pages:

Chemistry, Biochemistry, Chemical Engineering http://guides.osu.edu/chemistry

Engineering (MAE, MSE, ECE, ISE, BME, CBE) http://guides.osu.edu/engineering

Physics and Astronomy http://guides.osu.edu/physicsastronomy

Engineering Education http://guides.osu.edu/engineering_education

Best regards,
Belinda

Belinda L.  Hurley
175 W. 18th Avenue, 490E            105 W. Woodruff Ave., 548 MacQuigg
18th Avenue Library                      Fontana Corrosion Center
University Libraries                        Materials Science & Engineering
The Ohio State University              The Ohio State University
Columbus, OH  43210                    Columbus, OH  43210
Ph:  614.688.5800                          hurley.50 at osu.edu<mailto:hurley.50 at osu.edu>

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