Engineering Multi-Disciplinary Open Access Books

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IntechOpen offers a wide range of open access books across various fields, including Physical Sciences, Engineering and Technology, Life Sciences, Health Sciences, and Social Sciences and Humanities. Users can access these resources for free. However, some readers have noted concerns regarding the editorial quality, citing numerous grammatical errors in the texts.
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Just found this gem:

http://www.intechopen.com/books

It has multitudes of open access (free) books in the categories of:
  • Physical Sciences, Engineering and Technology,
  • Life Sciences,
  • Health Sciences, and
  • Social Sciences and Humanities.
I searched the forums and didn't come across this being posted yet.
 
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Sirsh said:
Just found this gem:

http://www.intechopen.com/books

It has multitudes of open access (free) books in the categories of:
  • Physical Sciences, Engineering and Technology,
  • Life Sciences,
  • Health Sciences, and
  • Social Sciences and Humanities.
I searched the forums and didn't come across this being posted yet.
Thanks for sharing...
 
I downloaded one of the books, and the editorial standards seemed to be extremely low. Almost every sentence contained grammatical errors.
 

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