[Asis-l] New issue of What's New @ IEEE for Libraries

[j.platt at ieee.org]

(Cross-posted. Please excuse duplication.)

The January 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/wnlib/wnlib0104.xml>

Stories in this issue include:

1. Milestone # 1: IEEE Adds Millionth Online Document to IEEE Xplore
2. Milestone # 2: Record Number of IEEE Documents Downloaded in 2003
3. Tenopir and King Look at Engineers' Communication Patterns
4. New Web Site Provides Definitive Information on IEEE Online Collections
5. IEEE Announces 2004 Exhibit Schedule
6. Improved Search Tools Highlight Upgrade to IEEE Xplore
7. What Are Technology's Winners, Losers and Holy Grails for 2004?
8. New Conference Proceedings Address Latest in Data Mining
9. Free IEEE Latinamerica Transactions Debuts
10. IEEE Virtual Museum Launches Exhibit on World War II Technologies
11. Can Computers Think Like Humans? Should They?
12. Free Online Seminars Offer Tips on Conducting Online Research
13. Former NEC Chairman to Receive IEEE Medal of Honor
14. IEEE Inducts 260 New Fellows for 2004

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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