The trial phase for Nature Nano will be extended by 2 months and ends on 31 March 2018.
Nano is a database providing access to nanoscience data and summaries coming from patents and nano-related journals across publishers.
Monthly Archives: January 2018
OA Publishing with IOP
The Max Planck Society established a new agreement with Institute of Physics Publishing (IOP) which includes access to IOP’s premium journal collection IOPScience extra as well as allowing authors to publish open access in 36 selected subscription journals under a free Creative Commons Attribution license (CC-BY). The publication charges will be directly and fully funded by the MPS.
In order to make use of the agreement, please make sure to meet the following conditions when publishing with IOP:
- The article has been accepted by one of the 36 selected IOP journals.
- A Max Planck author must be the corresponding author of the article.
- The author is affiliated with a Max Planck Institute and publishes under this affiliation.
- The acceptance date of the article is between Jan 1, 2018 and Dec 31, 2020.
- The article matches one of these types: article, special issue article, letter.
When submitting, a Max Planck email address should be used (if possible) and the Max Planck affiliation should be stated.
New aquisition: January 2018
This new title is available in the library now:
Electro-catalysis at chemically modified solid surfaces by Jacques Simonet (34 F 36).
You can find it in the library’s new acquisition section.
More new titles:
| Hanefeld, Ulf [Ed.]… | Catalysis : an integrated textbook for students | 2018 | 27 A 24 |
| MacDonald, Carolyn A. [Auth.] | An introduction to X-Ray physics, optics and applications | 2017 | 6 M 50 |
| Kim, Kwang-Je [Auth.]… | Synchrotron radiation and free-electron lasers | 2017 | 6 M 49 |
| Bernstein, Herbert [Auth.] | Messtechnik in der Praxis | 2017 | 6 I 215 |
| Solid State Physics – Vol. 68 | 2017 | 26 D 10-Vol. 68 |
Mendeley Workshop in January
How Mendeley helps you improve your research workflow
Monday, January 22, 2018 – 11 am
Building A, Library
Mendeley is a desktop and web reference management system for managing and sharing references and research papers.
The course gives an overview of the following topics:
Keeping your literature organized – Mendeley as reference manager
Creating your personal library with Mendeley Desktop; Writing, citing and annotating; Working on a paper together
Working with your peers – Mendeley as Social Collaboration & Research Network
Your researcher profile & stats on Mendeley Web; Staying up-to-date in your field; Building your network; Working together in Groups; Research data; Career development; Funding opportunities
Instructor
Eva Podgoršek (Elsevier, Consultant Research Platforms Academic & Government)
If you wish to attend please register by contacting the library.
Trial: Royal Society
We have access to the Royal Society journals during a trial period until 30 June 2018.
Philosophical Transactions A
Philosophical Transactions B
Proceedings A
Proceedings B
Biology Letters
Interface
Interface Focus
Notes and Records