News
The Humanities and Social Sciences Library in Georg Sverdrups hus launches their self service pickup shelf today.
The new site phdontrack.net helps PhD students with challenges they run into during their research; from mapping literature to publishing results. The site is available on both PC's and mobile phones.
Search & Write is for students who want to learn more about information gathering and academic writing, independent of subject area.
The University Library has changed opening hours in May, due to different holidays.
The University of Oslo provides some small research cubicles (klever) in Georg Sverdrups hus. They are distributed to PhD candidates without their own office, retired professors and visiting scholars at the University. Next deadline for applications is May 1st.
The porches in Georg Sverdrups hus are being renovated in April and May. The work will cause some noise in the construction period.
The University Library gives you free access to the video journal Journal of Visualized Experiments (JoVE).
Content in E-Shelf in Primo and X-port will disappear at the end of january.
Do our library services meet the needs of PhD candidates? What is their information behaviour? The recently published report: PhD candidates and the research process : the library’s contribution, sheds light on these questions.
In 2012 the University of Oslo Library has bought over 20.000 new e-books, covering a wide range of disciplines.