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From 01 March 2023, two new exhibitions at the Thomas Mann Archives in the ETH main building will provide insights into the life, work and political involvement of one the most famous writers of the 20th century.

For all ETH Library locations regular opening hours apply from 17 February on and all services are available without restriction.

The latest and, for now, last Explora story is online. We’re in Zurich, in the Wehrenbach ravine, looking for a species of caddisfly thought to be extinct.

This series of workshops organised by the ETH Library and the Scientific IT Services at ETH Zurich introduces you to the diverse aspects of research data management.

Are you short on time, but still keen to learn about tools that could help you in your research? Do you have questions about a particular ETH Library service?

Event to mark ten years of ETH Zurich’s DOI Desk on Friday, 13 September 2019

AUSSERordentlich! Eine Veranstaltung des Selbstlernzentrums Hönggerberg

Access to geodata for universities

The first edition of the ETH Research Data Management Summer School took place from 4 to 7 June 2019. 

The moon in our sights: it is our constant companion, yet for millennia seemed out of reach – until that moment 50 years ago, when the first man set foot on the moon.

Discuss with us at the next 17:15 Colloquium

New story on Explora 

The platform e-rara.ch is gearing itself even more towards teaching and research needs.

Find out which ideas have won 

On the initiative of the Max Planck Digital Library (MDPL), leading institutions from ten different countries, including ETH Library, have founded the global Blockchain Consortium for Science.  

From the Search Portal straight onto ETH Library’s website  

Information platform for architecture and engineering competitions  

ETH Library is looking for your ideas for promotional items. Be it a tube scarf, mini hole puncher or a sewing kit -  Which products or freebies would make your university or everyday life easier or be beneficial in your free time

ETH Library now facilitates access to standards via eresearchcenter.

As of now, scientists from ETH Zurich can publish open access in Royal Society of Chemistry journals free of charge.