NMBU has introduced the Rights Retention Strategy (RRS) from 1 April 2023. The strategy was passed by the University Board on 9 March 2023. RRS is NMBU's new institutional strategy for the retention of rights to open publishing.
The databases AMED, Embase, PsycINFO and Cochrane Library will not be available via Helsebiblioteket.no (The Norwegian Electronic Health Library) from 1 January 2023. The same also applies to the national access to the New England Journal of Medicine.
Are you going to write a thesis? Are you stressed before the exam? The Writing Center and the University Library fill Bikuben with all the help and advice we have in the run-up to exams and thesis writing. Welcome to a social day with a focus on writing!
As part of this year’s International Open Access Week, several Norwegian academic libraries present a number of events with topics related to open publishing, open science and data sharing. All events are digital and open to anyone interested. Please follow the links below for more information and connection details for each webinar.
Every other week this autumn, the Norwegian Industrial Property Office will be present at the University Library in Sørhellinga. There you are welcome to drop by and have a chat and get guidance on intangible assets such as patents, trademarks and designs. Start is Thursday 29 September, see below for other dates.
Sustainability, forests, ticks and mountains - and various concerts. The University Library is pleased to invite you to a number of varied events this autumn. We hope to see you!
We are happy to inform you that from week 11 / March 14 we extend our opening hours by 2 extra hours every day. At the request of the students, we are expanding our opening hours both at Sørhellinga and in the Veterinary Building.
Where is the library? When is it open? Do you have a printer? How do I find my syllabus? Here are the answers to almost everything you need to know to save time and money as a new student.
October 25-31 is the International Open Access Week. In addition to a series of national, digital events, we mark the occasion with a local webinar. Events are open for all.
Since the University Library is now open, we have started to send out reminders and overdue notices. Please be aware that errors may occur. We are sorry for the inconvenience. Please contact us, and we will help you.
Need help to find academic literature? The library will hold digital Crash-courses in literature search on Thursday, 4th of February. The courses will be hold in Zoom. Welcome!
The newest version of EndNote, EndNote 20, is now available for NMBU students and employees. With EndNote 20 the system has been upgraded and will have a new user interface.
The libraries at the Tower Building and Adamstuen are moving to the Veterinary building. Thousands of books are waiting to get packed. Therefore, the two sections need to close from December 16th (Tower Building) and December 21st (Adamstuen), ca until the middle of February. The Sørhellinga library will be open as usual. We are looking forward to welcoming you to our new library in 2021!
Status 23.05: The e-mail (receipt) from Brage after the submission is unfortunately not in place yet. Status 21.05: Brage is back! Please submit your master's theses to Brage if you didn't make it earlier. Same file as you submitted to WISEflow.
Students and staff at NMBU can now get access to several Nature-journals. The NMBU University Library has this summer activated new digital subscriptions to different Nature-journals.
Do you have books you want to return before summer starts? You can return books every day in week 24, 8th til 12th of June, even though the library is still closed.
A «read and publish» agreement with American Chemical Society (ACS) is now available for researchers and students at NMBU. The agreement is for articles accepted from 1. Jan 2020.
Staff and students have access to thousands of digital books through the University Library. Search for e-books in Oria or search directly in Springer, EBSCO and the National Library of Norway.
A total of seven open access publishing agreements are now available for NMBU employees. The agreements allow for open access publishing in a wide range of journals. The cost is covered through the subscriptions held by the University Library.
A press release made by the Ministry of Education and Research informs that a unique agreement has been negotiated between Unit (Norway) and Elsevier. The new read & publish agreement ensures access to and allows for open publication in the majority of Elsevier journals.
