The faculty library of bioscience engineering has access to a whole lot of e-books and e-book platforms. You need to be connected to the UGentNet to use these sources. you can do that by using a campus computer, or from home by setting up a VPN connection or by opening a browser in Athena.
You can find all e-books via our catalogue, lib.ugent.be. Below, you can find some highlights of this e-book collection, specifically for the faculty of bioscience engineering.
2024
Click the covers to go to the e-book in our catalogue and access it. You need to be connected to the UGentNet to access these e-books.
Manual of environmental microbiology
Aquatic plants of Northern and Central Europe including Britain and Ireland
Decontamination of Fresh and Minimally Processed Produce
Generative AI
Financing Nature-Based Solutions
Soil and Groundwater Remediation Technologies
Plastics in the Circular Economy
The Rheology Handbook
2023
Click the covers to go to the e-book in our catalogue and access it. You need to be connected to the UGentNet to access these e-books.
ICC Handbook of 21st Century Cereal Science and Technology
China, Trust and Digital Supply Chains: Dynamics of a Zero Trust World
Chocolate science and technology
Enabling Tools and Techniques for Organic Synthesis: A Practical Guide to Experimentation, Automation, and Computation
Crystallization Processes in Fats and Lipid Systems
Essentials of soil science: soil formation, functions, use and classification
Integrated greenhouse systems for mild climates : climate conditions, design, construction, maintenance, climate control
Fat mimetics for food applications
Encyclopedia of Dairy Sciences
Understanding and Fostering Soil Carbon Sequestration
Handbook of Industrial Polyethylene and Technology
Economic Development by Michael Todaro (ed. 2020)
We also have access to the latest version of Economic Development by Michael Todaro. While most of our e-books are easy to access, this one takes a few extra steps. See the guide below to gain access to this e-book.
Economic Development
Make sure you are connected to the UGentNet (via VPN-connection, by opening a browser in Athena, or by using a UGent computer).
Click on the image of the cover below. Right-click to open in a new window.
You are now in the library's catalogue. Click on the blue button "View online" / "Bekijk online".
You are now on the home page of the platform. Click "Continue without account".