June, 27: Tooltip: B!SON – Recommendation service for Open Access Journals
If you are looking for a suitable Open Access journal for your next publication, the B!SON tool (developed by the TIB and the SLUB Dresden) can help you. The special thing about it is that you only need to enter the (working) title, the abstract and/or the reference list of your planned paper to receive a list of journal recommendations. The tool can be used free of charge, and no registration is required.
If you use the link provided here, you will be taken to a B!SON version specially tailored to the Open Access options at the HafenCity University. Three different tags draw attention to the options at HCU for financing Open Access fees. In addition, B!SON provides further details about the journals, such as the respective publisher, the languages, the type of peer review and the average time to publication. Many of these details can also be filtered.
The data basis of the B!SON recommendation service is the Directory of Open Access Journals – an index of pure Open Access journals that meet the defined Open Access quality criteria. In addition to B!SON the OA.finder can be used to search for a suitable journal, which also includes information on publications in hybrid journals and on book publishers. The following applies to all of these journal recommendation and search tools: The information is intended as a guide, but should be checked again using the journal websites or the information available in HCU intern (library section). Would you like to tell us about your experiences with the tools, or do you have any further questions? Please feel free to contact us: digitaledienste(at)hcu-hamburg.de
June, 23th: Workshop for researchers "Workshop HCU FIS: What is it, and what do I need to do?"
Are you new to HCU and wondering what the FIS is all about? Or perhaps you’ve been around for a while but missed the details? In this workshop on July 2nd from 1-1:45 p.m., we’ll provide you with a clear and concise overview of the Research Information System (ForschungsInformationsSystem – FIS) and the accompanying Research Portal, where each of you has a public profile starting sincs March 2025.
We’ll explain where the existing information comes from and show you practical steps to improve both the data quality and the appearance of your profile.
The Coffee Lecture will be held in English and online via Zoom. You can find the details to join the Zoom meeting in HCU intern/Bibliothek on the right-hand side. No prior registration is required.
12. Juni: Sie studieren und suchen einen Job an der Uni?
Wir suchen zum 1. August eine/n studentische/n Angestellte/n, die/der unser Bibliotheksteam unterstützt.
Zu den Tätigkeiten gehören u.a.:
> Mitarbeit an der Servicetheke (z. B. Ausgabe und Rücknahme von Medien)
> Arbeiten am Bestand (Heraussuchen & Rückstellen von Medien, Mithilfe bei Revision und Umstellaktionen)
> Mitarbeit bei Projekten
Wir bieten
> Tarifbeschäftigung, Bezahlung nach TV-L E 2
> Stundenumfang: 10h pro Woche
> ein super nettes Miteinander im Team
Wenn Sie gern mit Menschen und dienstleistungsorientiert, strukturiert und zuverlässig arbeiten, dann freuen wir uns über eine E-Mail an bibliotheksleitung(at)hcu-hamburg.de.
Bitte geben Sie in Ihrer Bewerbung Studienprogramm, Semester sowie Ihre Telefonnummer an und ergänzen als Anhang einen kurzen Lebenslauf und die aktuelle Immatrikulationsbescheinigung.
Bewerbungsschluss ist der 25.06.2025
Fragen zur Stelle beantwortet Martina Goldmann auch gerne telefonisch: +49 (040) 300880- 5687.
Wir freuen uns auf Ihre Bewerbung!
June 5th: Workshop für researchers "Journal Articles: Meeting the Editorial Guidelines"
In this workshop for researchers on June 19th from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., we will focus specifically on publishing scientific journal articles. What should you keep in mind when preparing your manuscript, and which steps should be included in your timeline before submission? Which Open Access options are available, and what actually happens after submission? You are also welcome to bring your own questions related to publishing in academic journals.
This workshop will be held in English and is especially aimed at early career researchers. You can find the details to join the Zoom meeting in HCU intern/Bibliothek on the right-hand side. No registration is required.
May 27th: Coffee Lecture for researchers "Finding a Suitable Open Access Journal: Tips and Tools"
In our next Coffee Lecture for researchers on June 3rd at 1:00 p.m. we will share recommendations and tips for selecting a suitable Open Access journal. The focus will be on two different tools – the oa.finder and the journal recommender system B!SON – both specifically developed to help researchers find a suitable OA journal.
The Coffee Lecture will be held in English and online via Zoom. You can find the details to join the Zoom meeting in HCU intern/Bibliothek on the right-hand side. No prior registration is required.
16. Mai: Coffee Lecture für Studierende "Prompt Engineering - oder wie rede ich mit einer KI?"
In dieser Coffee Lecture am 2.6. erfahren Sie von 13-13:15 Uhr, warum gutes Prompting der Schlüssel zu optimalen KI-Ergebnissen ist und wie man es richtig anstellt. Denn je klarer und präziser man der KI sagt, was man braucht, desto treffender und hilfreicher sind die Antworten. In dieser Coffee Lecture geht es also darum, wie man mit cleveren Prompts das volle Potenzial von textgenerierender KI ausschöpfen kann.
Die Coffee Lecture findet per Zoom statt, bitte melden Sie sich über unseren moodle-Kurs an.
May 14th: Workshop für Forschende "Good Research Practice for Publications: Avoiding common mistakes"
As a researcher, you work with scientific literature on a daily basis: As a reader, you stay informed about new findings and relate them to your own research project; as an author, you write and submit your own publications. In this workshop on May 22nd from 11-12 a.m., we will shift between these two perspectives. We will begin by examining scientific publications from the reader’s point of view: What do you look for when assessing the quality and integrity of a publication? Have you ever come across something questionable while reading or searching for literature? How can such impressions be verified? Then we will take the author’s perspective and explore solutions together: What can we do better, and how can we avoid common mistakes in publishing?
This workshop will be held in English and is especially aimed at early career researchers. You can find the details to join the Zoom meeting in HCU intern/Bibliothek on the right-hand side. No registration is required.
9. Mai: Coffee Lecture für Studierende "KI-Tools für das Studium"
In dieser Coffee Lecture am 26.05. lernen Sie von 13 -13:15 Uhr verschiedene KI-Tools kennen, die das wissenschaftliche Arbeiten erleichtern, von der Textverbesserung bis zur Literaturrecherche. Es wird gezeigt, wie diese Tools den Studienalltag unterstützen können, aber auch, wo ihre Grenzen liegen. Ein kurzer Überblick für alle, die KI gezielt und effektiv im Studium einsetzen möchten.
Die Coffee Lecture findet per Zoom statt, bitte melden Sie sich über unseren moodle-Kurs an.
May 8th: Coffee Lecture for researchers "Good Research Practice: A quick overview for publications"
Good scientific practice is essential for all academic work – not only during the research process but also when publishing the results. In this Coffee Lecture on May 14th from 1-1:30 p.m. we will focus on the principles of good research practice in the context of scientific writing and publishing (including citing, authorship and the choice of the publication medium). You will be introduced to relevant concepts and ideas in this field, along with useful tools and resources for your academic work. Please note: A follow-up workshop “Good Research Practice for publications” will take place on May 22 at 11:00 AM - you are warmly invited to join!
The event takes place online via Zoom. You can find the details to join the Zoom meeting in HCU intern/Bibliothek on the right-hand side. No registration is required.
2. Mai: Bibliothekar:in gesucht!
Die Bibliothek der HCU sucht schnellstmöglich Verstärkung für das Team. Aufgabenschwerpunkte der unbefristeten Vollzeit-Stelle bilden die Mitwirkung in den Benutzungsdiensten sowie bei der Planung und Durchführung von Schulungen zu den Angeboten der Bibliothek und zur Förderung der Informationskompetenz.
Haben wir Ihr Interesse geweckt? Weitere Details zu der Stelle und zum Bewerbungsverfahren finden Sie in der Stellenausschreibung.
Wir freuen uns auf Ihre Bewerbung!
25. April: Workshop für Nachwuchswissenschaftler*innen "Datenmanagement planen"
Sie stehen am Anfang Ihres Promotionsprojekts oder eines kleinen Drittmittelprojektes und sind unsicher, wie Sie den Umgang mit Ihren Daten planen sollen? Oder haben Sie bereits Fortschritte gemacht und festgestellt, dass die Organisation Ihrer Daten eine Herausforderung darstellt?
In unserem interaktiven Workshop am 8. Mai von 9 bis 13 Uhr erfahren Sie hands-on, wie Sie einen Datenmanagementplan (DMP) für Ihr Projekt erstellen und erfolgreich umsetzen können. Gemeinsam mit anderen Teilnehmenden werden Sie in einer kleinen Gruppe einen DMP für ein exemplarisches Projekt verfassen und das Ergebnis gemeinsam reflektieren.
Zusammen mit und an der TUHH, Anmeldung erforderlich.
15. April: Unserer digitale Bibliotheksrallye ist da
Sie kennen unsere Bibliothek und unsere Services noch nicht?
Dann entdecken Sie sie doch einfach auf eigene Faust – mit unserer neuen interaktiven Rallye! Alles, was Sie dafür brauchen, ist ein Smartphone oder Tablet. Halten Sie auf unserem Tisch mit den Neuerwerbungen Ausschau nach diesem Aufsteller:
Die Rallye führt Sie durch die Bibliothek und zeigt Ihnen, was es alles zu entdecken gibt – ganz unkompliziert und sogar außerhalb unserer Servicezeiten.
Probieren Sie es aus und lernen Sie unsere Bibliothek auf neue Weise kennen.
April 10th: Coffee Lecture für Forschende "Murphy's Gesetz im Griff: So unterstützt ein Datenmanagementplan Ihre Forschung!"
Stellen Sie sich vor, Sie haben zwei Jahre lang intensiv geforscht – und dann passiert das Undenkbare: Eine überschriebene Cloud-Datei, ein verlorenes Dokument kurz vor der Abgabe oder die Katze, die das Ladekabel Ihres Laptops durchbeißt. Ganz nach Murphy’s Gesetz: „Alles, was schiefgehen kann, wird schiefgehen!“
Damit es gar nicht erst so weit kommt, brauchen Sie einen Datenmanagementplan (DMP). Er hilft Ihnen, den Umgang mit Ihren Forschungsdaten von Anfang an systematisch zu planen.
In unserer Online Coffee Lecture am 23.04. erfahren Sie von 12-13 Uhr kompakt: Was ein DMP ist, wie er Ihre Forschung unterstützt und warum er für Drittmittelprojekte immer wichtiger wird.
Zusammen mit der TUHH, Anmeldung erforderlich.
April 10th: oa.finder for searching publication options
The oa.finder is a tool developed to support researchers in their search for suitable scholarly publication options. Currently, it contains around 57,000 journals that can be searched using keywords, publisher, or a specific journal title/ISSN. What makes the oa.finder special is that the filter options and detailed information about the individual journals are specifically tailored to finding a suitable journal for an (Open Access-) publication. Feel free to use the oa.finder search field on our website or enter the HCU under “My organization” to receive concrete information about possible cost coverage for an Open Access publication in a journal.
In addition to searching for suitable journals, the oa.finder can now also be used for planned book publications. To do so, the publication type must be changed to “Book”. As a result, information about around 70 scientific publishing houses is displayed, which can be further filtered by using various criteria such as subjects, book processing charges or options for print editions.
March 18th: Workshop for researchers "Scopus Basics: Finding Academic Literature"
Would you like to learn how to find relevant literature for your research? Join our workshop “Introduction to Scopus” on April 8th from 10-11 a.m. Get to know one the largest multidisciplinary databases for peer-reviewed literature.
You will learn:
> what kind of literature you can find in Scopus
> how to conduct basic and advanced searches
> how to develop a good search strategy and search string
> how to stay updated about research in your field
> and more
The event takes place online via Zoom. You can find the details to join the Zoom meeting in HCU intern/Bibliothek on the right-hand side. No registration is required.
March 27th: Transformative agreement for Nature journals enables Open Access publication
On January 1, 2025 the HafenCity University Hamburg joined a Publish and Read agreement for Nature journals. This agreement includes not only the reading access to the Nature journals but also the possibility of Open Access publication in the journal Nature and the 38 other Nature Research journals. The library will cover the Open Access fees for this until further notice. As always with our Open Access agreements, the corresponding author needs to be primary affiliated with HCU. Further details on the use of this agreement can be found on this publisher’s website as well as in the library section in HCU intern.
March 25th: Night of the Libraries on April 4th
On Friday, April 4th, the 'Night of the Libraries' will take place for the first time nationwide in Germany.
With the motto ‘Knowledge. Share. Discover.’ small and large libraries, specialised libraries, public and academic libraries will open their doors and invite people to discover the wide range of services in libraries.
The library is open until 9 p.m. with all services.
Discover more about the library during a library rally.
The Following program awaits you from 5 p.m.:
| 17 Uhr | Auf Wissen bauen: Bibliotheksführung für Architekt:innen und Bauingenieur:innen (in German) |
| 18 Uhr | Filmscreening "Paywall: The Business of Scholarship" |
| 19 Uhr | Auf Wissen bauen: Bibliotheksführung für Architekt:innen und Bauingenieur:innen (in German) |
| 19.30 Uhr | Filmscreening "Koyaanisqatsi" |
We look forward to welcoming you on April 4, 2025.
You can find more information about the events and the events of the other Hamburg libraries here:
> https://www.nachtderbibliotheken.de/veranstaltungen/hamburg/
25. März: Sie studieren und suchen einen Job an der Uni?
Wir suchen ab sofort eine/n studentische/n Angestellte/n, die/der unser Bibliotheksteam unterstützt.
Zu den Tätigkeiten gehören u.a.:
> Mitarbeit an der Servicetheke (z. B. Ausgabe und Rücknahme von Medien)
> Arbeiten am Bestand (Heraussuchen & Rückstellen von Medien, Mithilfe bei Revision und Umstellaktionen)
> Mitarbeit bei Projekten
Wir bieten
> Tarifbeschäftigung, Bezahlung nach TV-L E 2
> Stundenumfang: 10h pro Woche
> ein super nettes Miteinander im Team
Wenn Sie gern mit Menschen und dienstleistungsorientiert, strukturiert und zuverlässig arbeiten, dann freuen wir uns über eine E-Mail an bibliotheksleitung(at)hcu-hamburg.de.
Bitte geben Sie in Ihrer Bewerbung Studienprogramm, Semester sowie Ihre Telefonnummer an und ergänzen als Anhang einen kurzen Lebenslauf und die aktuelle Immatrikulationsbescheinigung.
Bewerbungsschluss ist der 06.04.2025
Fragen zur Stelle beantwortet Martina Goldmann auch gerne telefonisch: +49 (040) 300880- 5687.
Wir freuen uns auf Ihre Bewerbung!
March 18th: Explanatory video by open-access.network on publishing a cumulative dissertation
A cumulative dissertation consists of a comprehensive text along with scientific articles that have already been published or accepted for publication. For publishing such a cumulative dissertation you can use the HCU repository repOS. If you publish your articles in Open Access under a CC BY license you can easily include them in your dissertation and republish them. Therefore, we recommend choosing Open Access whenever possible.
If this is not an option, many publishers also allow to include closed-access-articles in a cumulative dissertation – even if exclusive usage rights have typically been transferred to the publisher. However, in such cases, an individual rights check is always necessary.
These aspects are now clearly explained in a video by open-access.network.
March 12th: Coffee Lecture for researchers "Conducting a Literature Review: Tips from the Library"
This Coffee Lecture on March 27th will give you from 1 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. tips and tricks for a successful literature review.
The event takes place online via Zoom. You can find the details to join the Zoom meeting in HCU intern/Bibliothek on the right-hand side. No registration is required.
March 11th: Access to new information sources
The library now offers access to the following information sources:
Nature Journals
As of 01.01.2025, the HCU has an agreement for the Nature-branded journals, thus enabling access to the contents of those journals. A new addition to the Nature journal portfolio is Nature Cities.
You can find an overview of all available journals on the publisher's website.
nautos
The nautos database has been updated to include English-language DIN standards. After selecting a DIN standard, a symbol enables the language choice between German and English for the full text display.
structurae plus
Structurae Plus contains information on more than 84,000 buildings, with over 16,000 participating companies and applied products, as well as over 11,000 participating civil engineers or architects. The database also includes approximately 400,000 images, the majority of which can be used for teaching and non-commercial scientific research without consulting the copyright holder.
Please direct your attention to the license conditions (see III 2), where you will find detailed information regarding copyright attribution and source citation.
materialatlas
materialatlas.com is a comprehensive database that facilitates well-researched and wide-ranging searches for building materials. The database provides clear and comparable information on the properties, processing, and application of materials from the most significant groups, including glass, wood, plastics, natural stone, and plaster. (only in German)
Do you have any questions about these products? Please contact us: recherche(at)hcu-hamburg.de
March 10th: Workshop Zotero for students
With the reference management tool Zotero you can easily insert your citations in your text and have the program create your bibliography.
On 18.03.2025 from 10-11:30 a.m. all functions of the program will be explained in a workshop. Please install the software in advance so that you can try out the features.
The workshop takes place via Zoom. Please register in our moodle-course.
March 7th: Test ARTE Campus & Modern Construction Online
As a member of the HCU, you have access to the following databases for a limited period until the end of March:
ARTE Campus
ARTE Campus is the best of ARTE's multilingual media library for learning and teaching. The media library provides access to more than 2,400 ARTE documentaries and magazines covering business, technology, science, society, politics, art, culture, etc. in DE, EN, FR, ES, IT and is designed for long-term use thanks to its high quality and legal security.
You can use the catalog to search for specific films or get inspired by SGDs or lists of topics such as Cities of Tomorrow, Sustainable Development or Architecture Through The Centuries.
Interactive tools (excerpts, mind maps, transcripts, etc.) enable precise use in seminars, lectures, and term papers.
The access information can only be shared with HCU members and was sent by email on 7 March.
Modern construction Online
The Modern Construction Online database provides information on construction techniques and materials as well as current trends in building design – from building envelopes, BIM and digital construction to sustainability and energy efficiency.
It includes following publications from „Birkhäuser“: Modern Construction Handbook, Modern Construction Envelopes, Modern Construction Case Studies, Modern Environmental Design, and Modern Structural Design.
In addition, it contains animated renderings, diagrams, drawings and vector graphics as well as auditory and visual learning resources that illustrate the technical information.
Please let us know what you think about those databases: erwerbung(at)hcu-hamburg.de
March 3th: The Research Portal is live!
After a three-month beta phase, the HCU Research Portal is now publicly accessible: https://forschungsportal.hcu-hamburg.de/en/
The Research Portal is an external website that presents the research information recorded in the HCU FIS in a clear, consistent, and searchable format for the public.
Access information, updated guidelines for adding data in the HCU FIS, FAQs, and further information can be found as HCU member at HCU intern/FIS (the pages are available in English!).
February 28th: Webinar for researchers "Drowning in Data? Start Managing it! Research Data Management for Beginners"
Discover the essentials of Research Data Management (RDM) in this introductory Webinar on Marc 11th from 1-1:45 p.m.. Learn how to organize, store, and share your data effectively throughout the research lifecycle. Whether you're just starting out or looking to improve your data management skills, this session will provide practical tips to help you work smarter and ensure your research is reproducible and impactful.
The event takes place online via Zoom. You can find the details to join the Zoom meeting in HCU intern/Bibliothek on the right-hand side. No registration is required.
February 21st: Workshop für Forschende "How to Search Scientific Literature with AI"
In this Workshop on February 27th, we will take a look from 10-11 a.m. at further AI-supported tools specifically developed for searching scientific literature. The event will be held in English and online via Zoom. You can find the details to join the Zoom meeting in the library section in HCU intern. No registration is required.
This workshop will deepen the information on various AI tools from the Coffee Lecture on February 13, which can support the search for scientific literature.
February 21st: Coffee Lecture für researchers "Ihr Auftritt im Forschungsportal: Tipps zur FIS-Datenpflege"
Ihre Forschung verdient Sichtbarkeit! In dieser 30-minütigen Coffee Lecture zeigen wir Ihnen, wie Sie Ihre Daten im Forschungsinformationssystem (FIS) effektiv ergänzen und aktualisieren. Lernen Sie, wie Sie Ihre Profilseite im Forschungsportal attraktiv gestalten und Ihre Forschungsergebnisse optimal präsentieren.
Die Veranstaltung findet am 25.02.2025, 9:00-9:30 Uhr in deutscher Sprache und online via Zoom statt. Die Teilnahmedaten finden Sie auf den Bibliotheksseiten in HCU intern. Eine Anmeldung ist nicht nötig.
February 14th: Workshop for researchers "HCU FIS: What is it, and what do I need to do?"
Are you new to HCU and wondering what the FIS is all about? Or perhaps you’ve been around for a while but missed the details? In this workshop on February 20th we’ll provide you from 1 to 1:45 p.m. with a clear and concise overview of the Research Information System (ForschungsInformationsSystem – FIS) and the accompanying Research Portal, where each of you will have a public profile starting in March 2025.
We’ll explain where the existing information comes from and show you practical steps to improve both the data quality and the appearance of your profile.
This Workshop will be held via Zoom in English or German, depending on the participants. You can find the details to join the Zoom meeting a few days in advance in the library section in HCU intern. No registration is required.
February 6th: Coffee Lecture for researchers "Searching Scientific Literature with AI: Tips and Tools" on February 13th
In this Coffee Lecture, we will take a look at further AI-supported tools specifically developed for searching scientific literature. After a brief general introduction to the advantages and disadvantages of AI-based literature research, we will present and compare three tools as examples. Tip: Also join our interactive workshop on February 27, 2025, where we will delve deeper into the topics of this Coffee Lecture.
The event will be held in english and online via Zoom. You can find the details to join the Zoom meeting a few days in advance in the library section in HCU intern. No registration is required.
February 5th: Events for students in February
During the semester break, the library is once again offering support with writing term papers and theses.
In a four-part workshop, the topics of research, scientific writing and citation will be covered. The modules can be chosen as desired:
18.02.2025, 9-10 a.m.: Part 1 Basics Research
18.02.2025, 10:30-11:30 a.m.: Part 2 Research Pro
19.02.2025, 9-10 a.m.: Part 3 Scientific Work
19.02.2025, 10:30-11:30 a.m.: Part 4 Citing literature
With the reference management tool Zotero you can easily insert your citations in your text and have the program create your bibliography.
On 25.02.2025 from 10-11:30 a.m. all functions of the program will be explained in a workshop.
All events take place via Zoom. Please register via our moodle-course.
February, 4th: Workshop "Lost in Literature? Zotero helps"
This workshop on February 6th from 10-11:30 a.m. gives you an introduction to the reference management software Zotero and its most important features. Please install the software in advance so that you can try out the features.
The event takes place online via Zoom. You can find the details to join the Zoom meeting in HCU intern/Bibliothek on the right-hand side. No registration is required.
February 1st: Fee changes for interlibrary loans and library cards
In all libraries of the State Universities in Hamburg the fees for the use of several services have been increased. From now on the following fees apply:
| Interlibrary loan (within Germany) | 3 € |
| Interlibrary loan (outside Germany) | 6 € |
The following fees apply only for external users of the library:
| Annual card | 40 € |
| Monthly card | 15 € |
| Annual card for legal enteties | 160 € |
| Card replacement | 20 € |
It is no longer possible to receive a half-annual card. The payment of the fee allows you to also use the other libraries of State Universities in Hamburg. (Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek, Universitätsbibliothek of the TUHH or the libraries of the HAW, HfBK, HfMT or UKE).
All other fees and services remain unchanged. You can find a complete overview of the fees and the corresponding regulations at Borrowing > Fees.
January 23th: Coffee Lecture for researchers "From FIS to Research Portal" on January 28th
Your research deserves the spotlight! In this 30-minute Coffee Lecture on January 28th at 1 p.m., we’ll show you how to efficiently update and enhance your data in the Research Information System (FIS). Learn quick and simple steps to make your profile or portal page stand out and showcase you and your research effectively.
The event takes place online via Zoom. You can find the details to join the Zoom meeting in HCU intern/Bibliothek on the right-hand side. No registration is required.
20. Januar: Coffee Lecture für Forschende "Ihr Auftritt im Forschungsportal" am 22.01.
Ihre Forschung verdient Sichtbarkeit! In dieser 30-minütigen Coffee Lecture zeigen wir Ihnen am 22.01. um 13 Uhr, wie Sie Ihre Daten im Forschungsinformationssystem (FIS) effektiv ergänzen und aktualisieren. Lernen Sie, wie Sie Ihre Profilseite im Forschungsportal attraktiv gestalten und Ihre Forschungsergebnisse optimal präsentieren.
Die Veranstaltung findet online via Zoom statt. Die Teilnahmedaten finden Sie in HCU intern/Bibliothek im rechten Bereich. Eine Anmeldung ist nicht nötig.
14. Januar: Coffee Lecture für Studierende "Prokrastinieren?" am 20.01.
Prokrastination, das wiederholte Aufschieben von Aufgaben, ist ein weit verbreitetes Phänomen. In der Coffee Lecture am 20. Januar um 13:00 Uhr wird erläutert, wie besser damit umgegangen werden kann. Die Veranstaltung findet online statt. Bitte melden Sie sich über unseren moodle-Kurs an.
January 8th: Coffee Lecture for researchers „Semantic Scholar” on January 15th
In this short coffee lecture, you will be introduced to the AI-supported literature search engine Semantic Scholar. During a 15-minute presentation you will get to know the most important features and settings, enabling you to effectively use this free search engine for your literature research. Afterwards we will have time for your questions. The event takes place online via Zoom. You can find the details to join the Zoom meeting in HCU intern. No registration is required.
January 8th: HCU joined a new Open Access Agreement with MDPI
Since the beginning of the year, the HCU is part of a new consortium with the publisher MDPI. Based in Switzerland, MDPI publishes approximately 450 scientific journals across all disciplines (with a focus on natural sciences), all of which are Open Access under a CC BY license. Through participation in the consortium, HCU members will now receive a 15% discount on publication fees. Invoicing will continue to be handled directly with the authors.
6. Januar: IT-affine Kolleg:in gesucht
Sie sind technikaffin, haben Freude daran, durch entsprechende technische Infrastruktur Wissenschaftler*innen zu unterstützen und das wissenschaftliche Publizieren aktiv mitzugestalten?
Dann freuen wir uns darauf, Sie kennenzulernen!
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