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Library has extended the type of loans by the fourth option with an orange label. This is a short-term seven-day loan. So you have a choice of study material either with a red label (24 hours), orange one (7 days), green one (30 days) and with no label (150 days).

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Library opening hours
Mon – Thu
: 8:00am – 6:00pm
Fri: 8:00am – 4:00pm

Study rooms S1.59 & S1.60
Mon – Sun: 6:00am – midnight

Contact
knihovna.upominky@lfp.cuni.cz
Lending department:
(+420) 377 593 150
Reference desk:
(+420) 377 593 148
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The library is situated at 1. PP of the faculty campus.
The lending department operates as the open shelves system – you choose the document by yourself and borrow it via selfcheck or in cooperation with us.


Contacts

Here, you can find the all contacts of the Center
NameAgendaPhone
(+420)
377593
Ilona Baxováacquisition, invoicement, subscription of the monographs146
Barbora Formanová, BBus (Hons) subscription of the journals, electronic information resources manager140
Adam Frous registration of the publications, open access149
Mgr. et Mgr. Kateřina Kosnarováregistration of the publications156
Bc. Anna Landrgottovásystems librarian for Alma, data steward, Turnitin144
Bc. Anna Nguyenová loan service – open shelves, social network management158
Mgr. Jan Rendlainterlibrary loans, advices against predatory publishing, citation managers, web pages of CSI, S1.70 admin145
Daniela Spišiakováloan service – open shelves151
Ivana Šafránkovácatalogueing147
Vít Švejdaloan service – open shelves, employment licenses for Amboss, user support for Socrative and Zoom157
PhDr. Dana Zdeňkováhead of the library141


New publications to borrow


News and trials

Supporting open access publishing at Charles University – information for 2025

With the new year, open access tokens for all publishers that Charles University has an agreement with are again available! The list of eligible publishers and information on how to obtain the tokens can be found on the Open Science Support Centre’s website. The exact number of tokens for publisher with a limited number of tokens will be published in mid-February 2025.
We would also like to remind you that for publishers Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Springer and Taylor & Francis, which do not have a sufficient number of tokens per year, additional rules for token allocation have been put in place (see the link above).

Amboss like a boss – webinars 13. 1. and 14. 1. 2025

Amboss is an interactive library (including videos, images, tests, and its own note-taking tool) for effective study (and teaching) of medicine. The webinar will take place 13. 1. 2025 for teachers and the next day 14. 1. the webinar for students. Both webinars will start at 3:30pm.

Visible Body – 3D anatomic platform – trial till 6. 2. (THU)

Visible Body enabling detailed human body exploration and study. It offers extensive visual and educational resources, and it is suitable both for students and educators. Beware – you need to set up an account (following instructions at the Portal).

The Ethics Equation: Balancing Progress and Principles – Karger – webinar 6. 2. (THU)

We are publishing an invitation to a webinar by Karger Publishers on how librarians, researchers, and publishers can achieve a balance between innovation and integrity in scholarly publishing. The webinar will take place from 3:00pm. To participate or to record, please register at the link mentioned above.

Monkey pox (Mpox) – information for free

WHO has recently declared the monkeypox (Mpox) epidemic in Africa as a possible global threat, UpToDate has released the relevant topics so that they are now freely available to all, regardless of a subscription to the resources.

Chapman’s Comprehensive Orthopaedic Surgery, 4th ed. – free of charge

This four-volume e-publication on the Books@Ovid platform provides comprehensive coverage of the diagnosis, surgical and medical treatment and rehabilitation of musculoskeletal disorders. More than 1,500 surgical procedures are described here, which are supplemented with “tips and tricks” for clarity. Plus over 13,000 illustrations, charts, tables and algorithms.

4EU+ courses

Due to Charles University being a part of the Alliance 4EU+ membership, CU students and employees can enrol in two courses (listed below), which will end with a certificate on the Coursera platform free of charge. The courses have to be finished by 31. 3. 2025.


E-resources

E-journals

The journals are ordered either as individual titles, which are registered in the library and subsequently distributed to the relevant clinics and departments if they do not remain in our free shelves. On behalf of faculty/hospital, we enter so-called consortia and thanks to this we have access to several hundreds online journal’s titles.

It is necessary to keep in mind certain unavoidable limitations that accompany access to the electronic version:

  • in general, users from the faculty and the hostipal may not have equal access to journals
  • some journals do not have full-text articles published online at all
  • other times, the price of the purchased printed version does not include the online version
  • sometimes the access is provided to only one user

The effort was to make titles that we as a faculty/hospital subscribe to available. The list includes some journals that offer free full texts. Because login details are often provided in the list and the faculty/hospital pays for subscriptions (=accesses), the list is ONLY available from the Faculty of Medicine and University Hospital network and Eduroam.

ONLY the Library of the Faculty of Medicine of Charles University and the Faculty of Medicine of Pilsen establishes or changes login details, including entering IP addresses!

Use the list of available subscribed journals for LF/FN.