Coffee Lectures: The 38th series!
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In June there will be another series of Coffee Lectures with topics for students, assistants, and researchers. The 38th series of the Coffee Lectures begins on June 9, 2026.
Navigating the Exam Phase: Essential Learning Skills
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The study phase is approaching and will bring a challenging time for many. Time pressure and decreasing concentration are just a few of the problems that may arise.
Selection of newly acquired books June 2026
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A selection of newly acquired books, for three subject areas Chemistry & Pharmacy, Life Sciences, and Bridging Scientific Disciplines can be found online.
Opening hours Summer 2026
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During the learning and exam period, we will again offer extended opening hours in the evenings and on weekends.
Noise emissions G & H floors
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Noise emissions are to be expected on floors G and H during the week of June 1st to June 5th, 2026.
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Selection of newly acquired books May 2026
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A selection of newly acquired books, for two subject areas Chemistry & Pharmacy and Life Sciences can be found online.
Events
ÜK 4: Searching organic compoiunds, properties and reactions
Introduction to Reaxys and SciFinder and their key applications in synthesis. | |||||||||
The Materials Project (No. 82)
The Materials Project is an open‑access repository with computed data on known and predicted materials. | |||||||||
Pharma info from MedicinesComplete (No. 16)
Through the MedicinesComplete pharmaceutical platform, you can access Clarke's Analysis of Drugs and Poisons, Martindale : The Complete Drug Reference, and Pharmaceutical Excipients. Do | |||||||||
SoS for (in)organic chemists (No. 23)
Science of Synthesis (SoS) is a unique chemistry database that reviews synthetic methods for and applications of functional groups. | |||||||||
ICSD – Inorganic Crystal Structure Database (No. 58)
ICSD is the world's largest database of inorganic crystal structures. | |||||||||
Cite Them Right (No. 83)
Struggling to know where to begin with referencing?
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