Dear Colleagues,

The IEEE Xplore digital library is now Shibboleth enabled. IEEE has  
been working with various access federations, such as the UK Access  
Management Federation as well as individual institutions to ensure  
customers are setup properly. A number of institutions have already  
been setup with Shibboleth authentication and be found listed under  
the Athens/Shibboleth Sign In link on the IEEE Xplore homepage. IEEE  
will continue to setup customers who have requested Shibboleth  
authentication as well as any new requests that are received.

IEEE has also been working to set customers up with Athens  
authentication by working with the Eduserv team responsible for the  
Athens technology. The functional testing with Athens group is now  
complete and certification of IEEE will be complete shortly, after  
which customers will be able to authenticate in IEEE Xplore via the  
Athens protocol.

If you are interested in using Athens or Shibboleth with your IEEE  
subscription please go to to www.ieee.org/go/singlesignon to begin the  
setup process. Please note that IEEE will need approximately 2 weeks  
to setup each customer with Athens or Shibboleth authentication.


ALSO


IEEE New Journals for 2011
There will be 3 new IEEE Journal titles in 2011. The names and  
descriptions for each are:

The IEEE Transactions on Terahertz Science and Technology
will focus on original research on devices and systems operating in  
the terahertz (THz) frequency range.  The goal of the proposed  
publication is to provide a reference source for the entire THz  
community. This includes the applications of these devices and  
systems, and new and novel science available in the THz spectrum. It  
will include articles on applications and basic science using the THz  
spectrum in biology, medicine, imaging, atmospheric and environmental  
science, remote sensing, radio astronomy, spectroscopy,  
telecommunications, standoff detection and security, and  
nondestructive or nonintrusive evaluation and ultrafast science using  
pulsed THz beams. Contributions will also include traditional MTT  
subjects such as sources, detectors, mixers, receivers, integrated  
circuits and measurements in both guided-wave and quasi-optical systems.

The IEEE Journal on Emerging and Selected Topics in Circuits and Systems
aims to publish special issues covering the entire Field of Interest  
of the IEEE Circuits and Systems Society with particular focus on  
emerging areas. It will include research contributions from leading  
experts, as well as presentations geared towards a wider audience of  
scientists and practitioners. Research will be in the form of overview  
and tutorial-style articles and of multidisciplinary research papers.  
The journal will be published quarterly and made available in print,  
electronic and combo form.

The IEEE Journal of Photovoltaics
is a peer-reviewed, archival publication reporting original and  
significant research results in the field of photovoltaics (PV). It is  
recognized that the field is diverse in its science base ranging from  
semiconductor and device physics to optics and the materials  
sciences.  The journal publishes articles that connect this science  
base to PV science and technology. The scope of the IEEE Journal of  
Photovoltaics includes: fundamentals and new concepts, thin-film solar  
cells, III-V and concentrator solar cells, Si-based PV, organic PV,  
advances in PV characterization, and PV systems. The vision of the  
journal is to be the premiere archival venue for advances in the broad  
field of photovoltaics.

For those who subscribe to the ASPP or IEL databases these titles will  
be included automatically in your subscription. I will contact you  
again when we have a publication date.

Kind regards

Steve - on behalf of the IEEE




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