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- Modern supervisory scanners are available in the central library as well as in the union and specialist libraries. Here you can digitise your documents quickly and free of charge.
We offer black-and-white and colour scanners and the possibility to save your scans via USB stick or via the app scan-to-mobile function. - Science Library ?abc=s#name539
- Science Library
- Security ?abc=s#name340
- If you have any questions or problems concerning security in the library, please feel free to contact the security officers. These are:
- the Caretaker (Hausmeister) in charge of the respective building ,
- Mrs. Buhr (E-mail, 0211 81-13541 or 0211 81-12035,
- Mrs. Koller (E-Mail, 0211 81-14686 oder 0211 81-15882)
- Mrs. Schätzer (E-Mail, 0211 81-12032 ).
The contact person for the field of security for women is Mrs. Riese (University Archives/E-mail, 0211 - 81-11665 or 0211 - 81-10604).
see also Emergencies and safety card with emergency numbers (Sicherheitskarte mit Notfallnummern (safety on the campus) - Self Issuing ?abc=s#name336
- There are self issuing machines in the Central Library, the Law Library (on the ground floor in each case), the Medical Library (levels O4 and O5) and in the Humanities Library PhilBib and PhilBib 2. With their help, you can check-out media which may be borrowed. Their operation is menu-driven and instructions are given in illustrations. You need a valid library card or HHU-Card to use them.
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- Works on loan that you have ordered in the catalog from one of the stacks, as well as works on loan and copies delivered through interlibrary loan, can be borrowed during the entire pick-up shelves at any time during the opening hours.
- Self-Study Centre ?abc=s#name566
- In building 26.21, the library provides a self-study centre with 70 workplaces and 3 group study rooms.
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- Contact persons
- Service Copy Machines ?abc=s#name132
- Service copiers are located on the reading floors O2 and O3 of the Central Library and in the Science Library, as well as in the Law Library and Humanities Library PhilBib. You can find information on registration and use here.
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- Library locations, service hours
- Service Point of the University ?abc=s#name338
- The university maintains a service point in building 26.11. It is manned 24 hours a day, even on weekends, and its staff is available in case of emergencies, helps people find their way around campus, operates the lost and found, and the like.
Contact: e-mail, 0211 81-11666. - Shibboleth ?abc=s#name596
- Mobile Access
- Smoking ?abc=s#name315
- There is a general ban on smoking throughout the ULB.
- Special Collections ?abc=s#name587
- Historical collections
- Special Reading Room ?abc=s#name346
- Special Reading Room
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- Contact persons
- Stamp of Discharge ?abc=s#name17
- You will obtain the stamp of discharge to your library account directly during the De-registration at the Student Services Centre. Please make sure beforehand that you have returned all loans and that no more fees are due. If you have any questions, please contact the Central Service Desk on the ground floor of the Central Library before applying for de-registration. Be sure to bring your HHU card with you.
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- State library
- Student Identification; ?abc=s#name220
- University Identification (Uni-ID)
- Students (school) ?abc=s#name595
- Angebote für Schüler*innen
- Students with disabilities ?abc=s#name78
- students with disabilities
- Subject classification ?abc=s#name62
- Subject classification
- Subject Databases ?abc=s#name127
- Subject databases
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- Subject information
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- Do you have specific suggestions? Has something not work as expected? Please write to us.
- Systematic Classification ?abc=s#name362
- The freely accessible books in the reading rooms and in the decentralized libraries are displayed according to subject fields (systematically ordered). Please find information on how exactly this system works in our subject classification system.
A systematic call number (also called open access call number) such as "phyx600.s387" is composed as follows:
- phy -> discipline (phy = physics)
- x -> main group (x = astronomy)
- 600 -> secondary group (600 = solar system)
- s387 -> alphabetic division (usually by author).
On the shelves, first look for the letter of the main group (x) within your discipline (phy); then you have to look for the secondary group (600) within the "phyx" area; now you can look for the letter in the alphabetic division (s) among the books with "phyx600" call numbers and finally for the number (387).
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