New Acquisitions: Winter 2021/2022

These new books have just arrived in the library:

Hawkes, Peter W.
Hÿtch, Martin
Advances in imaging and electron
physics
202126 D 1-
Vol. 220
Diéguez, M.
Pizzano, A.
Advances in Catalysis Volume 68202128 D 12-
Vol. 68
Diéguez, M.
Pàmies, O.
Advances in Catalysis Volume 69202128 D 12-
Vol. 69
Holze, Rudolf
Wu, Yuping
Electrochemical energy conversion
and storage an introduction
202134 E 70
Camley, RobertSolid state physics Volume 72202126 D 10-
Vol. 72
Silbey, Robert J.
Alverty, Robert A.
Physical Chemistry 5th Edition202138 B 74
Lui, Jia-MingNonlinear Photonics202220 F 70
Schlögl, RobertChemical Energy Storage202239 F 2-
2.ed.

You find the books in the library’s new acquisition section.

Library Workshop on Reference Management Systems in March

Online Workshop on Reference Management Systems
Friday, 4 March 2022 – 11:00am

This course explains what reference management systems (also known as bibliographic or citation management software) are, why they are useful for any kind of research, and what to look out for when considering the use of one of the numerous available bibliographic management applications. The two systems EndNote and Mendeley are demonstrated as examples. The course will also cover multiple reference management applications for mobile devices.

Instructors
Sandra Böttcher (FHI Library, Student Assistant)
Jan Langbecker (FHI Library, Librarian)

More details on how to join the workshop will be announced by e-mail.

New Acquisitions: November 2021

These new books have just arrived in the library:

Diwald, Oliver…Metal oxide nanoparticles 1202029 P 15-Vol. 1
Diwald, Oliver…Metal oxide nanoparticles 2202129 P 15-Vol. 2
Nazemi,
Mohammadreza…
Photo-electrochemical
ammonia synthesis
202134 H 16
Melander, Marko…Atomic-scale modelling of
electrochemical systems
202234 A 56
Pyzer-Knapp,
Edward O.
Deep learning for physical
scientists
20222 P 202
Miljanic,
Ognjen S.
Introduction to energy and
sustainability
202239 A 12

You find the books in the library’s new acquisition section.

Open Access Introductory Presentation

On October the 25th this years Open Access Week is starting! In order to bring you up to speed on all things Open Access, the FHI library will host a short-form online introductory presentation.

The goal will be to give the participants a quick overview on what Open Access is, how it is benefical to you and in what ways the MPG supports the publishing of OA research. This will take no longer than 20 minutes.

The online courses will be held on:
25.10.2021 & 31.10.2021 at 12:00 pm

You can access the online room here.
Accesscode: 404766

Library Introductory Course on Information Resources & Open Access in October

FHI Library Workshop: Information Resources & Open Access

This workshop will introduce available options for making your research outputs open access. Discover which publishing fees are paid centrally or by the FHI library and get practical tips on how to adopt open access practices in your research area. Furthermore, you will get an overview of useful search tools.

Friday, October 15, 2021 – 11am

The workshop will be held in the FHI library and lasts about 45 minutes.
The number of participants is limited to five.

Please register and inform us (library@fhi-berlin.mpg.de) about your focus of interest.