Posted by Maastricht University Library on 20. Apr, 2012 | 0 Comments
Peer Point: your emergency line for any difficulties you encounter while doing research for an assignment, a paper or your thesis.
Posted by Gaby Lutgens on 02. Mar, 2012
After a well visited Open Week in 2011 (in which the University Library offered a mixed program regarding education and research) the last few weeks were spent searching for activities to put into the spotlight because of the international Open Education Week (5-10 March). And we are proud to publish a nice collection of practices from within our university!
Posted by Ingrid Wijk on 18. Jan, 2012
Maastricht University has a fund to supplement, digitise and/or exhibit the special collections, If you are interested in contributing you can make a donation or purchase Pierre Kemp cards. Click on the picture to read more …
Posted by Maastricht University Library on 17. Nov, 2011
From 31 October till 4 November the Open Week has been organised as part of the worldwide Open Access Week, an annual event that promotes digital access to scientific research. The University Library has made her contributions to this endeavor by hosting related activities. The seminars as been organised in the Open week are fine examples.
Posted by Ingrid Wijk on 31. May, 2011
Are you a student or a researcher at Maastricht University? Take a look at Valueable and you will find out what the Maastricht University Library is heading for.
Posted by Coen van Laer on 07. Mar, 2012 | No Comments
The Dutch journal Nederlandse Letterkunde is available in the eLibrary from 2000.
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Posted by Maastricht University Library on 05. Mar, 2012 | No Comments
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Uitgever Elsevier, die onder vuur kwam omdat wetenschappers haar tijdschriften te duur vinden, zegt dat zij niet te veel vraagt voor de informatie.
Posted by Henk van den Hoogen on 05. Mar, 2012 | No Comments
To support researchers in storing and sharing research data, in 2011 the CARDS project has been executed under auspices of Surffoundation. The project worked in two directions:(1)professionalization of the support staff and(2)executing the wishes of researchers for storing and sharing research data through seven pilots in five institutions in higher education in the Netherlands.
Posted by Henk van den Hoogen on 02. Mar, 2012 | No Comments
The action follows a scholarly and scientific boycott of Elsevier, by the launch of the campaign “The Cost of Knowledge“ where an increasing number of researchers take a stand.
Posted by Gregor Franssen on 01. Mar, 2012 | No Comments
The Maastricht University Library started a trial with a package of 120 medical e-textbooks. We would like FHML students and teachers to use the e-books and let us know their experiences.
Posted by Henk van den Hoogen on 28. Feb, 2012 | No Comments
Insights into new tools for measuring the impact of research publications, by Paul Wouters and Rodrigo Costas (CWTS)
Posted by Henk van den Hoogen on 16. Feb, 2012 | No Comments
Discount opportunities for publishing in Open Access.
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