Thomas Hapke

Former subject specialist for process engineering, biotechnology, environmental protection, natural sciences and mathematics. University Library of Hamburg University of Technology

What you should know when publishing your dissertation on TORE

Hints for publishing your dissertation

At the beginning of 2003, dissertations from the TU Hamburg were published online for the first time on TUBdok the document server of the TUHH at that time. The first dissertations were: Sell, Bernhard: Interface characterization of metal-gate MOS-structures and the application to DRAM-capacitors. 2002 Jungfer, Martin: Gegenstromtrennung von schwerflüchtigen Naturstoffen mit überkritischen komprimierten Gasen […]

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New online books 2021 in the TUHH network

New eBooks for 2021

Digital semesters due to the Corona crisis also lead to expanded offers of online books or e-books in the TUHH network at the TU Hamburg. As early as May 2020, we had responded to this together with other Hamburg libraries. With the year 2021, online books from additional publishers have now been added to the

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Online books from IWA via Open Access

The TUHH Library participates in funding open access books from the International Water Association (IWA). IWA Publishing’s e-books cover topics from all areas of water treatment and wastewater purification. These are accessible through the Open Research Library of the open access service provider Knowledge Unlatched. In Knowledge Unlatched’s funding model, libraries jointly fund books from

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#OAWeek2020 Open Access at TUHH in figures

Open Access status TUHH 2016-2020

Today at 2 pm in tub.talk digital you can expect an interview on the financing of publishing journal articles in Open Access. How many articles are published Open Access at the TU Hamburg? Who publishes Open Access at TUHH? Which authors have received financial support from the TU Library since the TUHH Open Access Fund

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#OAWeek2020 at TUHH – Program

#OAWeek2020 Banner

The International Open Access Week takes place in the second half of October every year – also at the TU Hamburg – this time from 19 to 25 October 2020. During this time, institutions around the world promote open access to scientific information with events and campaigns. At TU Hamburg you can expect a diverse,

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Searching in subject databases via video conference

Finding subject information - databases

Do you need current research literature on an important topic? The research possibilities of Google Scholar are not enough for you? You want to be more sure that you don’t miss anything? For this purpose, the University Library (tub.) offers an important range of subject databases on the TUHH network. Databases important for the engineering

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More books online

Due to the digital semester at Hamburg’s universities, Hamburg’s libraries are also reacting to the situation. For this reason, a large number of online books from publishers are available at TUHH that were previously only available in printed form. The possibilities of access vary greatly in some cases, and not all of the offers are

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Bachelor Seminar “Academic Research and Writing” digitally in Summer Semester 2020

lifecycle of scholarly communication

Digital, open and networked – academic and scientific work is facing similar challenges to learning and teaching in this age. In view of the current situation, the seminar “Academic Research and Writing”, until last semester performed face-to-face, will be completely converted to a digital format for the summer semester 2020. If the summer semester 2020

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Who was Eunice Foote anyway?

Beginning of paper by Eunice Foote

Last summer marked the 200th birthday of Eunice Foote. The now somewhat better known women’s rights activist from the USA was one of the rare female researchers in the field of physical sciences in the 19th century. On the occasion of International Women’s Day on March 8, Eunice Foote will be briefly introduced here.

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#OAWeek2019 Tips for Open Science in Hamburg

Open Up exhibition Leaflets

In the winter semester 2019/20 the project “Hamburg Open Science” (HOS) will host the lecture series “Openness in Science” at the University of Hamburg (mondays, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., University main building, lecture hall C). Lectures (in German!): The lectures cover the entire spectrum of Open Science and Open Education: Is openness a basic

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