About SEL
The Science & Engineering Library (SEL) is located in  the basement of Nedderman Hall (Room B03).  SEL houses materials in biology, chemistry, mathematics, and physics for the College of Science and all areas of engineering (biomedical, civil & environmental, computer science, electrical, industrial & manufacturing systems, materials science amd mechanical & aerospace) for the College of Engineering.  SEL also provides outreach service to the UTA/Fort Worth Campus and the Automation and Robotics Research Institute (ARRI).

General News

Circulation Corner
To put books and homework solutions on reserve for your students, contact Connie Eley @ ext. 4518 or eley@uta.edu.  Check Reserves Services for more information.  When resources aren't available in the UTA Libraries' print, microform or electronic collections, use Interlibrary Loan and Document Delivery Services. 

Library Liaisons

Contact the library liaison for your department to arrange individual or class instruction sessions for database searching or library resources and services, tours of SEL and collection development concerns.

Science News
Science and Mathematics Databases.  This link provides information to subject databases, internet resources and guides & bibliographies relevant to each science discipline. 

For specific library news relevant to Science subject areas, click on the department.

Biology        
Chemistry        
Mathematics        
Physics

Engineering News
Engineering and Computer Science Databases. This link provides information to subject databases, internet resources and guides & bibliographies relevant to each engineering discipline. 

For specific library news relevant to Engineering subject areas, click on the department.
Aerospace Engineering
Biomedical Engineering
Civil Engineering 
Computer Science 
Electrical Engineering
Environmental Engineering
Industrial & Manufacturing Systems Engineering 
Materials Science
Mechanical Engineering

Research Tools
Library Research at the University of Texas at Arlington Libraries: A Hypertext Guide

Exhibits    Drop by SEL to view the latest exhibit.
(Coming soon, Engineering Week exhibit.  We'll keep you posted!)

January's exhibit titled: "Wonders of Bridges."  

New Books
This new books list specifically pertains to SEL disciplines and is updated bi-weekly.  To see other new books added to the general library collections, click on the "New in PULSe" tab when searching PULSe, the online catalog.  Then, you can select and/or limit by Location: (Central, SEL, AFA, Special Collections), Display: (last week, last 2 weeks, last 3 weeks, last 4 weeks), or Sort by: (call number, author or title).  Sorting by call number is recommended when looking for books on specific disciplines.  See Call Numbers, to know more about call number classification on specific science and engineering disciplines. 

E-Journals
The electronic journals page, only includes links to collections containing full text journals available electronically. The UTA Libraries subscribe to many other journals and magazines which are available in the Libraries. Consult the Online Catalog (PULSe) to determine if a journal is available in non-electronic format at UTA. Access to some journals may be restricted to UTA faculty, students, and staff.  

Below are just a few of the e-journals available by collection:
American Chemical Society
Association of Computing Machinery (ACM) Digital Library
American Society of Mechanical Engineering
Institute of Physics (IOP)
Royal Society of Chemistry
Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM)
Wiley InterScience

Database Spotlight
ISI Web of Science^{®
1975-present. Updated regularly. Abstracts and citations in ISI's Science Citation Index Expanded, Social Sciences Citation Index, and Arts & Humanities Citation Index. Searches by subject term, author name, journal title, or author affiliation; also for articles that cite an author or work. Along with an article's abstract, its cited references (bibliography) are listed for further searching.}

Internet Links

Reference Corner
The University of Texas at Arlington Libraries' Adopt-A-Journal program is a way to enhance the vital information resources that support teaching and research on campus. 

Staff News

Previous Issues
December 2001
January 2002 
February 2002