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Metallurgy and Materials Science: Metallurgy and Materials Science Research

Researching Metallurgy and Materials Science

This page is dedicated to helping you do research on metallurgy and materials science topics.

On this page you will find:

  • A link to our library catalog along with some helpful tips and tricks to keep in mind when searching metallurgy and materials science materials.
  • Preset database searches for metallurgy and materials science articles.
  • Scholarly books related to metallurgy and materials science.

These resources can also be found on our Library Resources page.

Catalog Search (w/ Tips and Tricks)

Use the library's catalog to search for metallurgy and materials science materials.

Tips to keep in mind when searching:

1) Searching for "metallurgy" under the Key Word or Subject criteria will not always give you the best results.

2) Instead, if you are searching for metallurgy and materials science materials available in our library's collection, then use one or more of the following Subject Headings:

  • Ceramic Materials
  • Fracture Mechanics
  • Machining
  • Materials -- Fatigue
  • Materials -- Mathematical models
  • Materials -- Technological innovations
  • Materials Science
  • Metal-work
  • Metals -- Fatigue
  • Strains and stresses

These help narrow the focus of the search and can be helpful if you have a specific topic or genre you're interested in exploring. If you want to know all of the Subject Headings for a particular item in our catalog, then click the Catalog Record tab in the item's record. You can click on one of the Subject Headings and it will bring up a list of all the other items in the library that have the same Subject Heading.

Important Note: Keep in mind that some of these subject searches will return mostly (if not all) ebooks and online resources. If you are only interested in book results, then select BOOK under the "Format" option on the Advanced Search page. This will get rid of all the ebook and online resource results and only provide you a list of books under the selected subject.

 

Off Campus Library Database Access

Schoolcraft students, faculty, and staff can access library databases from off-campus through Blackboard by clicking the “Organizations” tab. Go to https://bb.schoolcraft.edu

Metallurgy and Materials Science Scholarly Materials

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Kristin Keyes
Contact:
Bradner Library
734-462-4400 x 5315