Researchers at Stockholm University can now publish their scientific results on the European publishing platform Open Research Europe (ORE) free of charge. The platform is open to all researchers based in Sweden, regardless of funding source, and welcomes contributions from all academic disciplines.
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The library’s self-study course on searching for information has moved to Canvas and, at the same time, undergone a major update.
Who will be awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature, and what does the prize mean today? To mark the Swedish Academy’s announcement on 8 October, Stockholm University Library is hosting a live broadcast and discussion with literary scholars.
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Would you like to use AI to find scholarly articles? AI-based search tools can be a useful complement when searching for literature for an assignment, thesis, or other academic work, but there are a few things you need to keep in mind.
From the autumn term of 2026, you will no longer need a university card to print on the self-service printers.
The cost of scientific publishing continues to rise, even as demands for open access increase. At Stockholm University, efforts are underway to move away from expensive commercial models and instead strengthen alternative publishing pathways, where neither researchers nor readers are required to pay.
A copy of Carl Wilhelm Scheele’s classic 1777 work that appeared at a Swedish auction house turned out to have once belonged to the Physical Institute of Stockholm College – today known as the Department of Physics. The book has now been returned to Stockholm University Library — and it also connects to the very earliest history of the university.
If you are a student at Stockholm University (SU), you can now borrow admission cards to the Swedish Museum of Natural History and visit the museum free of charge.
In early December, Stockholm University will launch a new layout for its entire website, which means the library’s site will also be updated.
What role does the Nobel Prize play in the uncertain global times we face today? And who deserves the prize this year? These questions will be explored by scholars of literature as the Nobel Prize in Literature is revealed.
You can now search for our printed books, e-books, articles, theses, journals, reports and databases in one search box.
As the Department of Media Studies (IMS) relocates from Garnisonen to Albano, its library will also move to the University Library at the Frescati campus.
