Temporary electronic access to hundreds of e-books in the IEEE eLearning Library until 30.06.2020
Temporary electronic access to hundreds of e-books in the IEEE eLearning Library until 30.06.2020
We would like to inform you that, as part of our activities to support distance learning for the duration of the coronavirus, the IEEE e Learning Library is providing free access to its e-books until June 30, 2020. Access to the content is possible only with authentication via the VPN service or via Shibboleth (Select Institutional Sign In from the publisher’s web site -->. Shibboleth --> Heal-link --> Athens University of Economics and Business --> institutional password).
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