[Sigsti-l] Science & Technology Libraries

[Robert R. Downs]

Please find, below, the table of contents from the new 2010 double-issue 
of the journal, /Science & Technology Libraries/, which I have been 
asked to share with you.

Thanks,

Bob Downs
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Science & Technology Libraries, Vol 29, #1/2, 1-180 (2010)
Editor-in-Chief: Tony Stankus, FSLA

Environmental Microbiology:  A Database Coverage Study
   (Marie Speare)

Scientists Who Work with Insects:  How do Arts and Sciences and
  Agriculture School Faculty Differ in Where They Publish?
     (T. Stankus)

Examining Biological Abstracts on Two Platforms:  What Do
   End Users Need to Now?   (Aditi Bandyopadhyay)

State Geological Survey Libraries:  A Disparity in Resources,
  Services, Access, and Professionalism  (Jody Bales Foote)

E-Book Usage in Pure and Applied Sciences
   (J. Bierman, L. Orega & Karen Rupp-Serrano)

The TULSA Petroleum Abstracts Database:  A Comparison
    of Two Platforms  (Rusty Kimball)

The GeoRef Database:  A Detailed Comparison and Analysis
   of Three Platforms (Rusty Kimbaball)

Corrections in the Chemical Literature:  Their Number and
   Nature (David E. Hubbard)

Wikipedia, Scholarpedia and References to Books in the Brain
   and Behavioral Sciences:  A Comparison of Cited Sources and
   Recommended Readings in Matching Free Online Encyclopedia
   Entries (T. Stankus and Sarah Spiegel)

Are Today's Science and Technology Librarians Being Overtasked?
  An Analysis of Job Responsibilities in Recent Advertisements
  on the ALA JobLIST Website (John Meier)

Best Practices from the Field
Management Models and Considerations for Virtual
  Reference (Joe Murphy)