If you're interested in a position as a student assistant in the Chemistry Library, come see us. As you know, the semester will be over soon and we will be needing new student assistants.

...There's nothing better than being 'at the source,' you know!

Don't be too shy to ask!

We have 4 brandnew IGEL-PCs!

Every of our new UB-ThinClients grants you access to the Internet und research via CAS Sci-Finder Scholar, Beilstein Crossfire-Commander etc.

All in all you can do online-research by yourself!

New e-Book offer via OPAC:

Now the FU provides access to a vast amount of electronic publications by Springer, so books, book series, journals and so on. Just have a look at it!

(A comprehensive search is possible by „Expertensuche“ in the OPAC! --> Input: wvm=zdb-2-sna)
 

For participants in the "Fachinformationskompetenz" course:

Download the course presentation here!

Once more we have new Textbooks at the Reference Desk!

In Inorganic Chemistry:

- the 'bible' of inorganic, the "Hollemann-Wiberg: Lehrbuch der anorganischen Chemie", now available in thw 102. ed.!

- 5. ed. "Anorganische Strukturchemie" by U. Müller

In Organic Chemistry:

- "Organische Chemie" von P.Y.Bruice => now available in german!

In Physical Chemistry:

- 4. ed. "Physikalische Chemie"  by P.W. Atkins / J. de Paula

- 5. ed. "Lehrbuch der Physikalische Chemie"  by G. Wedler

In Biochemistry:

- "Biochemistry" 6th ed. by Berg / Tymoczko / Stryer

......and many more!

--> also have a look at current textbooks at "Library Resources"

In addition to journals, current serials offer good research possiblities. Titles such as "Advances in Polymer Science" und "Topics in Current Chemistry" are always up to date.