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Citation Guides
Use style guides and handbooks of technical writing to properly cite
sources and format your written work. Your first step is determining
which style manual is used in your field.
The most common styles are:
- CBE (Council of Biology Editors)
- APA (American Psychological Association)
- MLA (Modern Language Association)
To determine which style is right for your field, ask your
instructors, and check the
instructions to authors section of your professional journals. (Example: Information for Authors of American Institute of Physics Journals)
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Articles & Databases
- Web of Science
Includes the Science Citation Index, which covers the most
important science and engineering journals. Search by author, subject,
or look for all the papers which have cited another paper. - Scitation
The AIP online journal hosting service for more than 110 titles.
Cross-links to many other scientific databases; TAMU users may register
and customize the site. - INSPEC on Ei Engineering Village 2
Indexing of the world literature of physics, electronics,
electrical & control engineering, information technology and
computer & control systems. Indexes over 4,000 journals,
conferences, reports, dissertations, and books. Combined searching with
Compendex available on the Ei Engineering Village site. - For more articles & databases, go here.
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