The De Gruyter AI eBooks is an eBook collection on the IEEE Xplore digital library platform. This collection brings together cutting-edge data from the world’s leading authoritative institutions, focusing on leading areas of research in engineering and technology fields such as artificial intelligence, data science, big data, machine learning, augmented reality, and virtual reality, and related areas with concentrated content suitable for students and researchers.
Our subscribed legal research database, Lexis China, has now been upgraded to the new platform — Lexis+ China.
This comprehensive legal research database offers a one-stop search service, covering legal information, cases, legislation, commentary, precedents, and more related to China, all sourced from authoritative sources. It provides a more efficient and seamless legal research experience, empowering your legal research, compliance management, and case analysis.
Gale OneFile: Informe Académico is now our newly subscribed database available for your research.
This databasefeatures a collection of full-text academic journals and magazines in Spanish and Portuguese, focusing on Latin America and related fields. It offers quality references and a user-friendly interface for Spanish speakers, facilitating topic analysis and research in Spanish.
We have subscribed to three new historical databases that are available for your research.
The Hongkong Weekly Press Online (1920–1929) English‑language weekly newspaper with full‑text search, documenting a series of watershed incidents and periods of unrest in the modern history of British Hong Kong during that time.
The Hongkong News Online (1941–1945) A major publication from the Japanese Occupation period, tracing Japan’s progress from the Colony’s Imperial overlord to abject surrender.
The Chinese Students’ Monthly Online (1906–1931) A full‑text magazine published by Chinese students in the U.S., covering education, society, industry, agriculture, politics, and economics.
For the details, please refer to our database list in the library webpage: