Engineering Collection

General information

Contact your engineering librarians:

Doug McGee

dmcgee@upenn.edu

Aman Kaur

amankaur@upenn.edu

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Or try: Compendex/INSPEC | Web of Science | Scopus | PubMed Plus | Derwent (Patents)

Browzine | Browse engineering e-journals by title | All journals in Franklin

Franklin | BorrowDirect+ / ILL | LOLA (Law) | WorldCat

Or try: Knovel Engineering Handbooks | Morgan & Claypool Synthesis | Safari Tech Books

Or try: Franklin: Articles+

Key resources

Eniac Computer, 1947

GRASP/lab: Autonomous quadrotor swarm

MODLAB: SMORES-EP (Self-Assembling MOdular Robot for Extreme Shapeshifting)

KOD*LAB: Rhex, robotic hexapod

Shu Yang Group: Mimicking giant clams to enhance the production of biofuel

Charlie Johnson Group: Chemical/biological sensing

Cullen Lab (Perelman): Neural engineering in neurotrauma

PERCH: Motion-capture camera system for tracking and planning robots' movements

Computer modeling for designing drug-delivery nanocarriers

Haptics Group: Deformable tissue simulation

Model of a graphene-tungsten ditelluride-graphene stack

Helex Septal Occluder - part of Medical Device Shared Shelf Collection. Click for more info.

Helex Septal Occluder - available in the Medical Device Shared Shelf Collection in the Biomedical Library

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Medical Device Shared Shelf Collection

A collection of medical devices available in the Biomedical Library for students and researchers engaged in engineering design and prototyping. These devices are not for human use. Browse the database, and stop by Biomedical Library Information Desk to request an item.

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