Published: February 25, 2013
Press Release
CRC Press Groundbreaking Web Portal -- Featured Authors -- Aggregates STM Expert Author Resources for Researchers, Academics, Librarians and Book Buyers

CRC Press, a leading science, technology and medical (STM) publisher, is pleased to announce the launch of Featured Authors, a new web portal that connects researchers, academics, librarians and book buyers with authoritative authors in their fields. Available at www.crcpress.com/authors or by clicking on the "Featured Authors" tab on the CRC Press homepage (www.crcpress.com), Featured Authors makes books, bios, events and social media information readily accessible to online audiences at no cost.

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