Welcome to the Library Newsletter, a monthly update sent to all UM staff and students. We will send you the latest notices issued by the , its developments, services, resources, workshops and more. Make sure to and .
Send any comments and/or feedback by email.
drUM - Data Repository for the UM
In a significant stride to foster innovation and collaboration, and promote the implementation of Open Science practices and principles at the University of Malta (UM), the UM Library is pleased to announce the launch of a data repository, - an online platform whose main purpose is to collect, archive, organize, and disseminate data produced by UM researchers.
.
Web of Science webinars
The University of Malta Library, in collaboration with Clarivate, is organising two identical webinars focused on how to use Web of Science.
is a multidisciplinary citation database, covering the world’s leading journals, conferences and books, in the Sciences, Social Sciences and Humanities sectors.
Dates: Tuesday, 7 Nov at 15:00 - 16:00 and Monday, 20 Nov at 10:00 - 11:00
Duration: 1 hour
Target audience: Researchers with no previous experience with Web of Science or users who want to know the latest updates.
View more details and .
Training workshops
Learn more about:
- HyDi
- RefWorks
- ¸£ÀûÔÚÏßÃâ·Ñ Literacy
- Avoiding plagiarism
- Additional research tools
- Archives and Rare books
.
Joseph Burlò: A life in the service of persons with disability in Malta - Exhibition
Discover the incredible journey of Joseph Burlò, an unsung hero and pioneer in the Maltese disability sector, through an exclusive exhibition held at the University of Malta Library until 30 December 2023.
.
Branch Libraries
!
Located in room 303 at Humanities A building. This library houses an impressive collection of over 7,000 monographs and journals, predominantly focused on law, with a steadily expanding theology section.
Inside you'll also find dedicated seating for up to 10 patrons, each equipped with electrical outlets to power your devices. For collaborative project discussions, we offer a cosy corner with two comfortable armchairs. Wi-Fi is also available, ensuring you have all the resources you need for successful research and study sessions.
.
News from the Institute for European Studies Library - New publications at EDC
What's new in Melitensia
Melitensia's Book of the month – October 2023
: exploring national floral depictions is written by Glorian Micallef-Grimaud and published by Faraxa.
The author, Glorian Micallef-Grimaud, is a leading artist and an international mediator on floral art. Consequently, she directs her focus towards paintings and other art forms to portray the social history of floral art. Her study delves into how, where, and when flowers and plants were depicted in Maltese art, primarily in parish churches, chapels, collections housed in Malta’s main museums, and private collections.
This publication is intended for artists and connoisseurs specialising in floral art. When reading this book, one will gain a deeper appreciation for the splendid Maltese floral art.
The list of new Melitensia acquisitions is available .
