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Statistics made easy: On using statistics to draw conclusions

You have acquired experimental data, and now you need some kind of statistical evaluation for your publication. Would like to do this without being proficient in statistical theory, and without spending too much time on it? Then this course is for you!

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Selection of newly acquired books December 2024

A selection of newly acquired books, for the four subject areas Chemistry & Pharmacy, Life Sciences, Bridging Scientific Disciplines as well as Popular Science & Lifelong Learning, can be found online.

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Selection of newly acquired books November 2024

A selection of newly acquired books, for the four subject areas Chemistry & Pharmacy, Life Sciences, Bridging Scientific Disciplines as well as Popular Science & Lifelong Learning, can be found online.

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Coffee Lectures: The 33rd series!

On November 26, 2024, we are starting another series of Coffee Lectures with topics for students, assistants, and researchers. 

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Selection of newly acquired books October 2024

A selection of newly acquired books, for the four subject areas Chemistry & Pharmacy, Life Sciences, Bridging Scientific Disciplines as well as Popular Science & Lifelong Learning, can be found online.

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Loud and inaccessible

On September 26, 2024, the Information Center closes at 3 pm and will not reopen at 6 pm – due to the ESF.

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Our new info brochure is here!

The updated info brochure for 2024/2025 is available online and in print, in German and English, at the Infodesk.

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Crash Courses Fall 2024

Do you want to save a lot of time during your research or Master's project? The Chemistry | Biology | Pharmacy Information Center offers a wide range of valuable crash courses on scientific information retrieval and visualization: Text-based literature search with Scopus, visualization with PyMOL or ChemDraw, ChatGPT for many applications, networking with LinkedIn, information management with Obsidian or, the effective use of PubMed. There is something for you too!

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Noise emissions due to drilling work

From June 10, 2024, to July 19, 2024, various drilling works will be carried out between the HIL and HWO buildings and opposite the HCI building, which will generate noise emissions.

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Selection of newly acquired books June 2024

A selection of newly acquired books, for the four subject areas Chemistry & Pharmacy, Life Sciences, Bridging Scientific Disciplines as well as Popular Science & Lifelong Learning, can be found online.

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Art in the Information Center

An artwork with the prompt "Read" can now be found hanging in the sofa lounge on the H floor of the Information Center, a work by artist Ümran Schelling-Tezcan, and a gift to the library from Professor emeritus Andrea Vasella.

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Opening hours: Summer 2024

During the learning and exam period, we will again offer extended opening hours in the evenings and on weekends. Read all the details here.

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Selection of newly acquired books May 2024

A selection of newly acquired books, for the four subject areas Chemistry & Pharmacy, Life Sciences, Bridging Scientific Disciplines as well as Popular Science & Lifelong Learning, can be found online.

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Coffee Lectures: The 32nd series!

At the end of the spring semester, there will be another series of Coffee Lectures with topics for students, assistants, and researchers. The 32nd series of the Coffee Lecture begins on May 14, 2024, including two new topics.

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April 23: World Book Day 2024 – and there are book gifts!

April 23 is the UNESCO World Book Day! In celebration of this day, people traditionally give each other books as little gifts. And this year we are giving you books from the estate of Prof. Jack Dunitz, extended until end of May. Art, fiction, history, science and much more.

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