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March 12, 2007

Crunch Time @9 Workshops: Help with Library Research

Students, stop running around during this busy time of year. Take advantage of a special series of open research workshops at E.S. Bird Library. Come to one of these Crunch Time at 9 sessions to get personalized research help from a librarian on your final papers and projects. Sessions are March 27, 28, and April 4 from 9:00 - 10:30 p.m. and March 28 from 4:00 - 5:30 p.m. in the Electronic Training Center, Room 046, E.S. Bird Library. Contact Michael Pasqualoni for more information at 443-3715 or email mjpasqua@syr.edu. No RSVP necessary. Drop in when you can, stay as long as you need. For additional research help at other times, remember to visit the Library's "Ask Us" Reference & Research Assistance page at http://library.syr.edu/information/reference/index.html

March 9, 2007

Trial Access for CINDAS TPMD Database

Trial access has been established for the CINDAS TPMD Database
Trial is available through April 8,2007.

To access the database, point your browser to: CINDAS TPMD Database
*On-campus access only*

The Thermophysical Properties of Matter Database(TPMD) contains thermophysical properties of over 5,000 materials with approximately 50,000 data curves that illustrate how various properties of materials behave under different test conditions. The database is searchable by material group, material name, property group, property name and independent variable. For all data curves, the material composition, experimental conditions, raw or smoothed data, and references are given. These references may be to published literature, theses, or technical and laboratory reports. Dynamic graphing capabilities allow users to compare the same property of multiple materials or the same material under different conditions, as well as change the ranges on the graph axes.

The database is produced by CINDAS LLC. For more than 45 years, the Center for Information and Numerical Data Analysis and Synthesis (CINDAS) at Purdue University has managed a comprehensive and systematic research program on the properties and behavior of materials. This research program involves basic and applied research, using both experimental techniques and data from relevant worldwide scientific and technical literature. The end result is the compilation, critical evaluation, correlation, and synthesis of both existing and new experimental data to produce reliable reference data (recommended values), as well as the generation of estimated values to fill data gaps.


For more information, contact Maryjane Poulin


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