Helsingin yliopiston kirjasto – Helsingfors universitets bibliotek – Helsinki University Library
When the library is closed the loans can be returned to a return box next to the main doors of the Info Centre.
Info Centre computer labs are open Mon to Fri at 7.30.
Starting September 2013, Viikki Campus Library does not lend out journals. In the library there are many multifunction printers for copying and scanning articles.
• THE LOAN PERIOD FOR COURSE BOOKS IS 14 DAYS
The loan period for textbooks in the Viikki Campus Library will be 14 days, starting from September the 2nd, 2013. The change in loan period will speed up the circulation of the books so that more students are able to get the required textbook in time.
The first issue of the journal was published in 1893 to represent the
Veterinary Association which was founded in the previous year.
The Finnish Veterinary Journal is one of the oldest professional journals
in Finland. It has been published continuously for 120 years, except the years 1895 and 1896.
The journal’s languages are Finnish and Swedish. Occasionall
y scientific articles are published in English. Ten issues and over 650 pages are published annually, including 10 to 12 peer-reviewed scientific articles. Over 90% of the veterinarians in Finland subscribe the journal.
The title of the journal is in Finnish and Swedish:
Suomen Eläinlääkärilehti –
Finsk Veterinärtidskrift
Exhibition is open until 30.7. Mon-Fri 9-19, Sat 10-15
Summer hours (1.6.-30.7.) Mon-Thu 9-19, Fri 9-17, Sat closed
Info Centre Korona
Viikinkaari 11, 1st floor (ground floor)
Welcome!
Helsinki University Library, Viikki Campus Library
Finnish Veterinary Association
Erik Bruun is a Finnish graphic designer whose work over the period of 60 years is on display in Info Centre Korona.
Bruun has designed over 500 posters, dozens of stamps, brochures, ex-libris signs, banknotes, company and society logotypes and book lay-outs. He has made innovations and creative solutions for different walks of life.
The well-known posters from 1950 and 1960 are timeless and part of common memory in Finland.
In addition to city and cultural themes, nature has played an important role in Bruun’s production. A classic among animal themes is Saimaa ringed seal (1974) which also became the symbol of the Finnish Association for Nature Conservation.
Erik Bruun has participated in many domestic and international competitions with success and during decades he has gained acknowledgement in many fields. For example he has been granted the title of Professor, he has received Pro Finlandia medal (2007) and most recently Helsinki Design Award (2012).
Exhibition is open until 27.3. Mon-Fri 9-19, Sat 10-15
Viikinkaari 11
Helsinki University Library, Viikki Campus Library
Helsinki City Library, Viikki Library
More information: Pekka.Virtanen[at]hotmail.fi
University of Helsinki