As part of the Open Science Fellows Program a free webinar is offered:
Academic SEO, or: How do I get my research to show up in search engines and discovery tools?
6 March 2019, 2pm
Find more information at https://blog.wikimedia.de/2019/02/22/fellow-programm-freies-wissen-webinar-wie-mache-ich-meine-forschung-fuer-andere-online-auffindbar-am-06-maerz-2019/
This new title is available in the library now:
Infrared and terahertz detectors by Antoni Rogalski (22 F 47).
You can find it in the library’s new acquisition section.
More new books:
| Han, Yongjian [Ed.] … | Physics on ultracold quantum gases | 2019 | 24 B 58 |
| Freeman, Richard [Auth.] … | Electromagnetic radiation | 2019 | 20 B 29 |
| Eliaz, Noam [Auth.] … | Physical electrochemistry | 2019 | 34 B 24-2. ed. |
| Benedek, Giorgio [Auth.]… | Atomic scale dynamics at surfaces | 2018 | 28 D 13-Vol. 63 |
The Software Heritage initiative is building an archive of software source code. It aims to preserve and share all software that is publicly available in source code form and provides unique identifiers. More than five billion files from more than 88 million projects are available up to now.
The Software Heritage was founded by the French Institute for Research in Computer Science and Automation Inria. The UNESCO supports the project and some private companies funds it.
Find out more in our introductory courses to the library’s electronic information resources.
Dates in February
Tuesday, February 19, 2019 – 3 pm
The lessons will be held in the FHI library. Please make an appointment for one of the dates and inform us about your focus of interest. In addition, individual appointments are possible.
Langenscheidt has relaunched its online dictionaries. Now the dictionaries are available at
https://owb.langenscheidt.com/
We have access to the following dictionaries: