EBSCO eBooks are online versions of print books that your library has either purchased with a perpetual license or via an annual subscription, and, since November 2021, a group of 4,000 Open Access ebook created in collaboration with university presses and scholarly OA publishers such as University of Michigan Press, Taylor & Francis and Temple University Press. This highly curated collection provides libraries and end users with choice and access to a large selection of discoverable, DRM-Free content.

eBooks that are owned will be available to the library in perpetuity.

Statista - the Statistics Portal is one of the world’s largest statistics and market data platforms with access to more than 1 million statistics, forecasts, dossiers, reports and infographics on 80.000 topics from more than 22,000 sources.

The Sistema Bibliotecario di Ateneo has purchased perpetual access to approximately 570 Oxford Scholarship Online ebooks published by Oxford University Press.

The ebook are searchable from OneSearchUnipi and accessible online. Individual chapters can be downloaded in PDF format. Most recent titles are also available in EPUB format.

With its worldwide coverage and simple search features, Espacenet, database of EPO European Patent Office, offers free access to information about inventions and technical developments from 1836 to today.
Espacenet is accessible to beginners and experts and is updated daily. It contains data on more than 95 million patent documents from around the world. Supporting information can help you understand whether a patent has been granted and if it is still in force.

Springer Lecture Notes in Computer Science is an online collection of material also published in print volumes. Of the 2500+ books in the print series, over 1000 are available online. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, and its subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence, include conference proceedings, edited multiauthor volumes, monographs, Festschrifts, ACM Distinguished Theses, etc.

Full text access is available from 1997 by connecting to the Springer website.