Staying current with ISU Library
Subscribe to our RSS feeds to stay up-to date with Library collections
RSS allows you to "subscribe" to the Library's content, so you can be automatically informed whenever we add new items to our collections.
New items for all subjects in one feedNew items for space policy and law New items for earth observation, GIS and GPSNew items for telecommunications New items for space engineeringNew items for business and managementNew items for commerce in space, newspaceNew items for human performance in spaceNew items for space sciencesASAP - Library Current Awareness Service
ASAP (Alert Service for Academic Publications) is a curated alert service proposed by the Library to keep you informed of recently published academic and scientific literature about subjects relevant to the University's curriculum. This service is publicly available. You will receive an email notification every 2-3 weeks.
Space policy and lawSpace business and managementSpace HumanitiesSpace applicationsSpace engineeringHuman performance in spaceSpace sciencesAbout RSS
RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a convenient way to keep up with new content on your favorite website or email reader. Instead of having to click through the various sections of a website to see what's new, you can have that information pushed directly to your computer!
Without going into a lot of technical detail, RSS is an application of XML (eXtensible Markup Language). An item in an RSS feed usually contains a headline, an excerpt of the story, and a link to the full story.
Getting started
To take advantage of the convenience of RSS, you'll need a newsreader or aggregator (such as Inoreader, Netvibes, Feedly) to collect, organize, and display all your feeds. Most web browsers and email readers now offer offer integrated feed readers.
Once you've found a newsreader that you're comfortable using; you're ready to go! To subscribe to our feeds, click on any of the links on this page, copy and paste the URL (as directed) into your newsreader.
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