Support : e-Newsletters : What's New on Dialog : Issue 1, 2005

Eight New CSA Files Available with Value-Added Services

Eight additional CSA files, covering materials and high technology, are now available with all of the value-added services provided through Dialog. The new files are available on a transactional or subscription basis.

Each database has deep coverage of the subject and is focused from the point of view of professional societies (e.g., American Ceramics Society or British Ceramics Society) who are important to the literature of the subject area. Moreover, each record is reviewed and indexed by an editor knowledgeable in the field.

Materials Files

• Aluminium Industry Abstracts (File 33)
• Ceramic Abstracts/World Ceramics Abstracts (File 335)
• Computer and Information Systems Abstracts (File 56)
• Corrosion Abstracts (File 46)
• Electronics and Communications Abstracts (File 57)
• Engineered Materials Abstracts (File 293)
• Materials Business File (File 269)
• Solid State and Superconductivity Abstracts (File 68)

In addition to content, Dialog also provides tools that save you time and allow you to maximize your search results. Dialog eLinks enables optional links to fulltext articles and research materials in all Web-based Dialog interfaces and DialogLink 5. Also with DialogLink 5, Custom CSA Report Templates can be used to quickly process your research into a desired format for distribution to customers, managers and others in your organization.

Review "Dialog Strengthens Sci-Tech Collection With Addition of CSA Databases" in the Chronolog (Issue 3, September, 2005) for more details on other CSA materials files on Dialog.

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