The City of Vienna and TU Wien unveil 58 print and digital books of the iconic stadium—an invaluable resource for research, education, and…

We wish everyone a restful and reflective holiday season.

Test the database "Modern Construction Online": trial access is available until 31 December 2024!

January 2025: Events open for registration

March 25 to 28, 2025 at the Austria Center Vienna

The project "OPUSH – Citizen Science Pilot Urban Heat Stories," represented by future.lab TU Wien, luftdaten.at, and TU Wien Bibiothek, has been…

The library team successfully participated in the campaigns "Wien + Niederösterreich radelt 2024" and collected environmentally friendly kilometres by…

PressReader is a service that provides students at TU Wien with free access to over 7,000 digital newspapers and magazines from around the world.

During the last week of September 2024, TU Wien Bibliothek became the setting for two remarkable events: the Vienna Design Week from September 20 to…

The Proceedings of the conference "Formal methods in computer-aided design 2024" provide up-to-date insight into an exciting field of research.

First Volume of the MERIDIAN ARCHITECTONICS Series

Thanks to an agreement with TU Wien Bibliothek, publication costs are covered to support the free exchange of knowledge in academic journals.

TU Wien Bibliothek and future.lab: Project Urban Heat Stories

How the absence of a building code inhibits city development – and possible solutions

Why? How? What? These questions focus on the key terms and reveal perspectives.

The continuing education programme with a focus on "Green Library" offered participants a creative approach to the topic of sustainability.

In the second week of July, TU Wien Bibliothek opened its doors to curious young researchers for KinderuniTechnik 2024.

Layered City transforms individual observations into collective knowledge, paving the way for smarter and more inclusive urban mobility solutions.

New TU Wien Initiative: "Yes, we talk TU Wien!" Book Club. Discover exciting books starting July 17 and discuss them in the autumn!

A new tool simplifies the search for journals or proceedings series for researchers and students looking to publish open access.

TU Wien Bibliothek invites you to participate in this year’s “Wien radelt” (Vienna cycles) campaign and join us in making our environment more…

“Digital Cleanup Day”: the library participated and deleted 13 GB of old data and emails.

Exchanges were held between Viennese museums, the city administration and libraries on the topic of citizen science at public institutions.

With three workshops as part of the "Initiative Digitalisierung Chancengerecht", the library promotes women in technology and digitisation.

On 09 January 2024, TU Wien’s TUesday Lounge was reopened with a talk on citizen science.

From Saturday, 13 January 2024, the Main Library's weekend opening hours are extended by two hours to 19:00.

Current results of research on the role of spatial planning in housing, education, culture, and health and care services.

This semester, we are offering a new monthly consultation hour on different aspects of scientific publishing (both in the library and via Zoom).

The library team successfully participated in the campaigns “Wien + Niederösterreich radelt 2023” and collected environmentally friendly kilometres by…

TU Wien Bibliothek now offers access to the “JSTOR Archival Journals and Primary Sources Collection”.

The proceedings of the conference "Formal methods in computer-aided design 2023" provide up-to-date insight into an exciting field of research.

TU Wien Bibliothek takes part in the European Researchers' Night with a citizen science project.

Visitors to the library building experienced impressive architecture and innovative technical facilities on 09 September 2023.

With "DIY Leporello" workshops, we took part in this year's Children's University Technology.

At the closing event of our project, we presented the ideas and wishes of Mariahilf pupils to district chairman Markus Rumelhart.

True to its motto “Technology for People”, TU Wien is focusing on citizen science.

TU Wien Bibliothek offers TU Wien students and academics access to all material broadcast by the Austrian national public broadcaster since 1955 that…

Magdalena Andrae and Andreas Pacher were honoured for their work at this year’s Library Congress in Innsbruck.

New perspectives on a choice of location in the city of the future: essays, interviews and artistic contributions

As part of our Erasmus+ mobility week “Nature-based Solutions”, an international workshop on microcredentials took place on 10 May 2023.

This new space for teaching and learning in TU Wien Bibliothek makes possible the collaborative and interdisciplinary implementation of 2D and 3D…

The portal containing more than 2.35 million standards from 29 countries now offers new functionalities.

In the context of the official opening of our Data Visualisation Space (Davis), we hosted a special Erasmus+ Mobility Week dedicated to innovative and…

The library team is participating in the “Wien radelt” (Vienna cycles) campaign and collecting environmentally friendly kilometres by bicycle and on…

The first Service4Science event was held on the topic of persistent identifiers.

Our commitment to more openness in science and society was honoured with the Open Library Badge.

Our publication services can now be found in the global directory of academic libraries and library publishing activities.

Signing the Green Libraries Manifesto, we are increasing our focus on the ecological transformation.

Libraries advance sustainable development by means of Open Science and Citizen Science activities

How can trust in new technologies be created? "Trust in Robots" sheds light on this important question.

On 18 November 2022, the Initiative for Advanced Training was presented with the Karl Preusker Medal.

The new podcast of the “fteval” platform covers topics around research policy and its evaluation, as well as interesting interviews.

The project will set up a pan-European network of competence centres to speed up the training of European researchers and harmonise the training of…

Research culture and Open Science are key issues for the library.

The third volume of proceedings of the conference series on ‘Formal methods in computer-aided design’ offers new insights into an exciting field of…

The library team successfully participated in the campaign “Wien radelt 2022”.

In April 2022, the CO-VERSATILE project launched its innovative 'Digital Technopole'. Since then, this cloud-based single-entry point has flourished…

This blog addresses the changing landscape of scholarly communications and related phenomena, particularly predatory publishing

The Forum of Austrian University Libraries (ubifo) analyses possible effects of Plan S on academic publishing.

Identifiers for persons allow icons to be added in TU Wien Bibliothek's catalogue that link to an authors' scientific profiles.

Enrique Tomás / Thomas Gorbach / Hilda Tellioğlu / Martin Kaltenbrunner (eds.): "Embodied Gestures"

A place of learning and knowledge, TU Wien Bibliothek creates digital and analogue worlds of learning and science that are open, connected and…

Thomas Hasler / Ines Nizic / Mladen Jadric (eds.): "Stadtcollage Split: Bachelor- und Masterentwerfen"

The Library and the Research Ethics Coordination have developed a guidance document on responsible authorship to provide recommendations for giving…

"Proceedings of the 21st Conference on Formal Methods in Computer-Aided Design - FMCAD 2021" is now available. The conference is held online from 19…

Check out the re-designed, accessible new user interface for the ORCID record.

Andrej Holm and Christoph Laimer (eds.): "Gemeinschaftliches Wohnen und selbstorganisiertes Bauen"

Stephan Winter and Salil Goel (eds.): "Smart parking in fast-growing cities: challenges and solutions"

Within the quality-controlled collections of the open access platforms, publications from the publishing programme now have an enhanced visibility

Dimensions Analytics provides a comprehensive view on the research process and outcomes in context.

The agreement provides researchers with access to AIP journals and an open access publishing option without article processing charges.

TU Wien Bibliothek supports English-language editing and proofreading with funding.

TU Wien Bibliothek has negotiated a wide range of open access publishing options for TU Wien researchers for 2021.

TU Wien Bibliothek has licensed additional online-resources to support distance learning.

From 2021, the full texts of ISO standards can be accessed on the Austrian Standards platforms "Lesesaal" and "effects 2.0".

TU Wien Bibliothek has licensed Pidgeon Digital, a unique collection of illustrated audiovisual talks by leading architects, engineers, landscape…

The “Austrian Transition to Open Access” (AT2OA) project, funded by the Austrian Federal Ministry of Education, Science and Research, has…

The CO-VERSATILE project is launched by 21 partners from across Europe to boost manufacturing responsiveness to counteract the shortage of vital…

Mathias Mitteregger et al.: "AVENUE21. Automatisierter und vernetzter Verkehr: Entwicklungen des urbanen Europa"

From 2021, the database can be searched free of charge.

Hartmut Dumke: "Erneuerbare Energien für Regionen: Flächenbedarfe und Flächenkonkurrenzen"

Lukas Kasper: "Modeling of the phase change material of a hybrid storage using the finite element method"

"Proceedings of the 20th Conference on Formal Methods in Computer-Aided Design - FMCAD 2020" now available. The FMCAD Conference has been held online…

The Library provides access to the "PressReader" online press portal containing 7000 newspapers and magazines.

ORCID Austria was founded in January 2019, and almost 30 000 ORCID iDs have been registered by the Austrian academic community by the middle of the…

As part of its focus on open science, TU Wien Bibliothek supports the development of the Open Knowledge Maps discovery platform.

TU Wien Bibliothek's library building is turned into an interdisciplinary laboratory for research and teaching.