Inspec Reaches 12 Million Records

["Laura Cox" <laura.cox@frontlinegms.com>]

Stevenage, UK (June 15, 2011) - IET Inspec, the leading 
bibliographic database in the fields of electronics, physics, 
computer science and engineering, reaches 12 million records in 
June 2011. This achievement marks a significant milestone - 
making the Inspec database one of the richest sources for 
information in its fields.

Beyond the outstanding number of article abstracts, the coverage 
in the database continues to be both timely and robust. The 
12-millionth item to appear is about fuel cells which have 
possible applications in vehicles and portable electronic devices 
and was published in the International Journal of Hydrogen 
Energy.

"For researchers and engineers, the ability to search Inspec and 
find such timely articles is important to ensure accuracy and 
speed of their own projects," says Daniel Smith, Head of Academic 
Publishing, the IET. "At 12 million records, vetted and 
abstracted by subject specialists, users can also rest-assured 
they are getting both the quality and breadth of coverage they 
need."

Visitors to the SLA Annual Conference & INFO-EXPO in 
Philadelphia, PA, June 12-14 can visit the Inspec booth #301 to 
receive their own copy of this latest Inspec record.

To learn more about IET Inspec, visit www.theiet.org/inspec


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Editorial Contact:
Diane Richards
IET Inspec