Student printing becomes chargeable on 15.4.

Student printing becomes chargeable across the University as of 15.4. Old printing quotas will be zeroed at the same time. Printing balance used to pay prints can be bought from Unigrafia’s online print store (in Finnish) or at their express prints.

  • Black and white pages cost 7,6 cents / page
  • Colour pages cost 26,6 cents / page

Free of charge printers

It is possible to use free of charge printers during a transitional period that lasts this spring and summer.

  • Printing on these machines is free of charge to students.Student Print Point -logo
  • These devices can only be used for black and white printing, while photocopying and scanning is not possible.
  • Usage of these printers is allowed only for students in study-related purposes.
  • Free of charge printers are marked with StudentPrintPoint-logo.

Free of charge printers located near libraries

  • Fabianinkatu 28 (Aleksandria)
    • 1st and 3rd floor
  • Siltavuorenpenger 5 A (Minerva)
    • K214
  • Gustaf Hällströmin Katu 2a (Physicum)
    • D208
  • Haartmaninkatu 4
    • Learning Centre Mocoma
  • Viikinkaari 11 (Info Centre Korona)
    • Library 2nd floor

New Database: TAIR

The Arabidopsis Information Resource

The Arabidopsis Information Resource TAIR maintains a database of genetic and molecular biology data for the model higher plant Arabidopsis thaliana . Data available from TAIR includes the complete genome sequence along with gene structure, gene product information, gene expression, DNA and seed stocks, genome maps, genetic and physical markers, publications, and information about the Arabidopsis research        community. Gene product function data is updated every week from the latest published research literature and community data submissions. TAIR also provides extensive linkouts from our data pages to other Arabidopsis resources.

The Arabidopsis Biological Resource at The Ohio State University collects, reproduces, preserves and distributes seed and DNA resources of Arabidopsis thaliana and related species. Stock information and ordering for the ABRC are fully integrated into TAIR.

 

Our eBook Collections Enriched with 110 000!

Ebrary Academic Complete package just acquired multiplies our eBook collections. It offers authoritative eBooks in a wide range of subject areas.

The books are available any time – online and offline  and on multiple devices including the iPad, iPhone, Kobo, Nook, and Sony Reader, too.

The Ebrary platform provides multiple options for searching, browsing and and navigating. (Read more !)

The books can be accessed in the University of Helsinki network. Remote use is possible for those with a University of Helsinki user account. Others than the University of Helsinki users can access these eBooks at Helsinki University Library.

Wondering where to publish your articles? Hear the tips of the publisher

Author workshop in Viikki Campus Library
Wondering where to publish your articles? Hear the tips of the publisher!

Time: April 10th, 2014 at 9 pm – 12
Place: Viikki, B Building, Lecture Hall 2, Latokartanonkaari 9
Lecturers:
Timon Oefelein, Springer, Account Development Manager
Anthony Doyle, Springer, Senior Editor Engineering

In the author seminar, editor and trainer of Springer will provide the publisher’s viewpoint on the successful publishing process:
– How to choose a worth-while topic as well as a suitable journal
– How to submit your article to a journal with a good chance of being accepted
– The impact of open access and social networking
– Overview of Springer’s online technology and multiple formats, including Springer’s open access publishing formats.

The seminar will be in English. It is free of charge and open for all.

Interested? Enrol on the seminar with this form.

Arranged by Helsinki University Library and Springer.

Further information and cancellations:
Päivi Helminen, Helsinki University Library, paivi.helminen@helsinki.fi, tel. 09 191 58803
Tuula Huuskonen, Helsinki University Library, Viikki Campus Library, tuula.huuskonen@helsinki.fi, tel. 09 191 58799

 

What journal did you read?

The library is monitoring the usage of its printed journals on March.

During this time, if you use or read printed journals in the Main Library, in Minerva, in Terkko or in the Viikki Campus Library, please return journals to the trolley near the collection.

Archival Collections of Key Journals as E-versions (Trial –> 31.3.2014)

All archival collections of JSTOR are accessible to the the staff and the students of the University of Helsinki until the end of March.

Thanks to the trial of JSTOR Archival collections we have now access to earlier volumes of over 1000 journals. These journals can be found also trough HELKA and NELLI.  You can find links to the articles included to these journals also on the result lists of the searches you have done in the reference databases subscribed by the Library or in Google Scholar.

It is possible to browse the titles included in JSTOR Archival Collections. (Normally we have access to Arts and Sciences I, II and III and JSTOR Biological Sciences Collection.)

The journals can be accessed in the University of Helsinki network. Remote use is possible for those with a University of Helsinki user account. Others than the University of Helsinki users can access these journals at Helsinki University Library.

Feedback as comment or by e-mail: e-library@helsinki.fi

 

New eBooks from Elsevier

The library provides access to 474 new eBooks on various scientific fields published in 2013-14 by Elsevier. The eBooks most used during the year will be acquired permanently in the end of the year. The eBooks can be found in ScienceDirect; but you can also browse titles by subjects through HELKA:

Feedback: e-library@helsinki.fi

New database: JSTOR Global Plants

JSTOR Global Plants includes:

Two million high resolution plant type specimens.

Related material such as expedition travelogues, letters, photographs, botanical paintings and drawings, and reference works.

MyPlants account to save, comment on, and tag digital objects.

Image viewer to examine and measure plant specimens; save images in MyPlants.

Open scientific commenting on plant specimen data by experts in the field.

Compilation pages to view related resources to a particular plant name in one location.

Thousands of links to related research articles on JSTOR, and other materials on the Biodiversity Heritage Library (BHL), Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF), and Tropicos.