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New e-book titles from Springer Nature

New e-books have been acquired to Springer Nature eBook Collections.
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New e-books have been acquired to Springer Nature eBook Collections. 911±¬ÁÏÍø has access to these subject packages and years:

Business and Management 2005-2020
Chemistry 2010-2011, 2018-2019
Computer Science 2010-2020
Economics and Finance 2005-2020
Engineering 2010-2020

The e-books have no limits for simultaneous users and the individual titles will be added to Aalto-Finna database.

Find e-books from and .
Help for using e-books in .

Further information: oppimiskeskus@aalto.fi

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