From an e-mail alert:

The National Technical Information Service (NTIS) is the nation’s largest and most comprehensive source of government-funded scientific, technical, engineering and business-related information. For more than 60 years, NTIS has served as an innovative resource to Federal agencies, businesses and universities looking for high-caliber information. Now NTIS users can subscribe to any of the 39 RSS Feeds of information about technical documents recently added to the collection of almost 3 million information products.

While you can find information on virtually any subject on the web, there’s no guarantee that the information is accurate - or that it has been published by a legitimate source. NTIS undergoes a rigorous process to ensure that all the information we offer is authentic and credible. This integrity, along with the breadth and depth of our collection, is why NTIS is regarded as the nation’s preeminent source of government scientific information.

NTIS classifies citations into 39 subject categories. Each of these subject categories is divided into subcategories. This method provides sorting categories for both hard and soft sciences.

The feeds are updated every two weeks.

Here’s a complete list of feeds organized by category.

Source: National Technical Information Service

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