DRIVER: Networking European Scientific Repositories

The European Commision launches a project to build a large-scale public infrastructure for research information across Europe.
The “Digital Repository Infrastructure Vision for European Research” (DRIVER) project will respond to the vision that any form of scientific-content resource, including scientific/technical reports, research articles, experimental or observational data, rich media and other digital objects should be freely accessible through simple Internet-based infrastructures.
The project will develop over the next 18 months, building upon existing institutional repositories and networks, from countries including the Netherlands, Germany, France, Belgium and the UK.
Source: Informatieprofessional

New library opening hours

The ETEW library will have new hours:
Monday 12.00 – 18.00
Tuesday: 10.00 – 18.00
Wednesday: 10.00 – 22.00
Thursday: 10.00 – 22.00
Friday: 10.00 – 12.00

Newspapers

The use of our printed collection of newspapers is declining. We have decided to put a large part of this collection in our stocks. Some new study places have been opened up instead. You will only find the last five years of FT, WSJE, L’Echo and De Tijd. We suggest you to consult Datastream and the websites of the different newspapers.

New study rooms

At the start of the new academic year two new study rooms will be available. Students can use the rooms without reservation.

Metalib

With Metalib, a new application of our library system, researchers can find articles in different databases. You can start at the same time a search in Web of Science, JSTOR and Business source premier. Metalib will be available at the start of the new academic year.

NEEO2

Library ETEW is work package leader for the multilingual aspects of NEEO2. That’s the name of the new proposal made by NEREUS in the eContentPlus-program of the European Commission. As you know NEREUS is a consortium of leading European economic libraries. Read more

Course library

You find our collection of course books and recommended publications at the main floor before the infodesk.