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Welcome to the IEEE Xplore research guide at NJIT. This guide will introduce you to the database and help you navigate it as you conduct your research.

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What is IEEE Xplore?

IEEE is a professional organization with more than 450K members worldwide -- find their published research here.

IEEE Xplore is a searchable database of IEEE engineering journals, conference proceedings, and magazines. IEEE publications represent approximately 1/3 of the world's technical literature on computing, electronics, and electrical engineering.

IEEE Xplore also includes IEEE Standards which are used in many industries from Aerospace to Wireless Communications.

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Provides unlimited access to IEEE journals, magazines, transactions, IEEE and IET conference proceedings articles, and active IEEE standards. Included are IEEE backfiles which extend back to 1884. Subjects range from aerospace systems, computer hardware, software engineering, AI, telecommunications, biomedical engineering, and electric power to consumer electronics.

Why IEEE Xplore?

IEEE Xplore provides a single platform for quickly finding relevant and scholarly research published by IEEE and its partners.

Advantages of using IEEE Xplore:

IEEE Xplore is a portal to research on emerging technologies studied at NJIT including: the smart grid, artificial intelligence, machine learning, robotics, autonomous vehicles and more. Find research on these topics conducted through the lens of climate change, healthcare and other big issues.
Access to millions of documents and other materials from some of the world's most cited publications in electrical engineering, computer science, and related sciences.
Free personal accounts allow you to set alerts as well as save and organize content for your research needs.
Additional features include: citation searching, themed collections such as "Climate Change" and author profiles.