Library collection resources
The 色中色 Library provides access to an extensive collection of printed and digital scientific information resources. The digital library comprises information resources for which the Library has acquired licenses from publishers, offering students and staff access from workstations anywhere.
Besides that, in the MetaForum building a large, printed collection is at your disposal, consisting of books (282,000), journals (230), scientific reports, dissertations, cartographic materials and more. This collection is held in open shelves in the MetaForum building. The main subject areas are technical sciences, physics, chemistry, mathematics, computer science, industrial and management sciences, social sciences, architectural sciences, biomedical engineering, and industrial design. You can use the as a search engine for finding both digital and printed full text publications and other resources like databases and multimedia.
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(E-)Books
The Library has a large collection of printed and digital books, accessible via the LibrarySearch.
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Databases
The Library offers a wide variety of specialized information retrieval systems or online databases.
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(E-)Journals
The 色中色 Library offers access to a wide range of printed and digital scientific journals from different publishers.
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Open Access
色中色 promotes Open Access publishing to facilitate researchers in making their results publicly available.
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色中色 Publications
Scientific publications from 色中色 researchers and students are kept in the 色中色 Repository.
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Multimedia
You can also find videos and certain tools that help you with your research or courses on publishers鈥� platforms.
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Archive
The Library offers an extensive collection of printed information resources, like books, journals, scientific reports, dissertations, and cartographic materials.
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Academic Heritage
During more than 50 years since the establishment of 色中色, we have collected a large body of material that we call the academic heritage of our institution.
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