The Landolt-Börnstein New Series is the largest and most trusted collection of critically evaluated property data in materials science.
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Content Overview
The eBook collection contains 504 Landolt-Börnstein volumes across eight groups:
23 SpringerMaterials Fundamentals volumes
- Copyright years: 2012 – 2019
- Subjects include: spectroscopy, nanomaterials, biofibers, and composites
Plus, 4 additional resources including:
- Physical Properties of Polymers Handbook (2007)
- VDI Heat Atlas (2010)
- Handbook of Theoretical Atomic Physics: Data for Photon Absorption, Electron Scattering, and Vacancies Decay (2012)
- Handbook of Spectral Lines in Diamond: Volume 1: Tables and Interpretations (2012)
Value for Librarians
- Access to the Landolt-Börnstein collection on the dedicated SpringerMaterials platform
- One collection will serve multiple departments across campus: Chemistry, Materials Science, Physics, Material Informatics Nuclear Physics & Engineering, Photonics & Electronics, Engineering.
- High-quality content, compiled by subject matter experts, with datasets and key features updated on a regular basis.
- Anywhere access no installation needed
Testimonial
“SpringerMaterials made it easy for me to find these vetted, rich data sources (The Pauling Files and Landolt-Bornstein) that I previously didn’t know about. The fact that these sources are all digitized made it a lot easier to peruse and double check things; we had to check over 100 of these compounds which would’ve been very tedious to do with a digital resource… Let’s assume I hadn't found out about Landolt-Bornstein. Then I would’ve had to do a raw literature search. And that could have taken me literally weeks longer.”
- Tess Smidt, PhD in condensed matter physics
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