[Asis-l] March Issue of What's New @ IEEE for Libraries now available

[j.platt at ieee.org]

(Cross-posted. Please excuse duplication.)

All,

The March issue of What's New @ IEEE for Libraries has been released and is
available to read on the Web at:

http://www.ieee.org/products/whats-new/wnlib0303.htm

Stories in this issue include:

1. IEEE Announces Options for divine/RoweCom Subscribers
2. 23 Million Articles Downloaded from IEEE Xplore in 2002
3. IEEE Brings Biomedical Engineering to Forefront with New Collection
4. More Than 120 Papers in New Data Mining Proceedings
5. IEEE on the Road: College & Research Librarians Converge on Charlotte
6. Thanks for the (Semiconductor) Memories
7. IEEE Societies Offer Access to More Than 500 Lecturers Worldwide
8. Backscatter: Engineers Can't Write? Says Who?
9. IEEE Security and Privacy Magazine Now Available in IEEE Xplore
10. e-FAP: Another Way to Maximize IEEE Member Benefits
11. USA Today Names IEEE Student Branch Chair to Academic First Team


To receive What's New @ IEEE for Libraries by email every month, please
visit:

http://whatsnew.ieee.org



Regards,


John Platt

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