Access to Science Immunology and Science Robotics
Two more journals from AAAS portfolio are now accessible for EMBL staff.
Access to scientific literature and resources
Two more journals from AAAS portfolio are now accessible for EMBL staff.
Works of EMBL alumnus Russ Hodge are significant part of our Alumni special collection - discover why!
This year's Open Access Week theme is the call is to continue putting “Community over Commercialization” and prioritize approaches to open scholarship that serve the best interests of the public and the academic community.
Among latest arrivals: RNA’s spectacular powers, influential speaking, cooperation as fundamental part of humanity, visual communication studies, climate change impact to our minds....
Due to internal event, the library area needs to remain closed for the users.
Among new titles there are gene cloning and molecular biology textbooks, handbooks on scientific writing, python, marine plankton, discussions on ART ethics, weight loss drugs, paranoia disorder, and McKinsey management guide....
How life works in views of the new biology? How our routines disrupt our sights? Recycled sewage water - yes or no? How to develop scientific work beyond labs? Our latest arrivals are here to welcome you back from holidays!
What volcanoes tell us about the world and ourselves? What are the effects of opera music from brain to body? How our future with robots could like? Why humans are so susceptible to noise and bias in decision-making? Explore our collection to find your story for summer days!
From our collection of EMBL alumni and EMBL authors' books, we selected titles for summer break - enjoy novels, memoires, biographies and taste recipes seasoned with EMBL!
Is it possible to achieve sustainability in the near future? How do we understand multiverse? What are the grounds of collective behavior in ecology? What limitarianism means in praxis? This and more find out in our new acquisitions ...