Moralia sive Expositio in Job (1496)
Introducing the work of one of the church fathers: pope Gregory the Great (c. 540–604) and his Moralia sive Expositio in Job (“The Book...
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New Literature Exhibition 1.04–14.04
Once again, a large number of new books have arrived at the Research Library. You can find the...
Fine-free April
April brings a fantastic opportunity for all library users! In celebration of the Year of the Estonian Book,...
New room booking system and modern workspaces in the library
Starting from 1st April, the library will transition to a new room booking system, accessible exclusively to TLU members (students, lecturers, and staff) using...
Exhibition: “Historical Scientific Instruments in Service of Today”
How does an induction hob work? Where did neon lighting originate? How did people manage without Spotify in...
New Literature Exhibition 18.03–31.03
Once again, a large number of new books have arrived at the Research Library. You can find the...
Three Low German medical incunabula (1484)
This month, we will introduce a convolute containing three vernacular prints—that is, a composite volume created by binding together multiple printed works or manuscripts....
Database on trial: Web of Science Research Assistant
From February 10 to April 16, a trial of the new Web of Science feature, Research Assistant, in Clarivate’s citation...
New Literature Exhibition 04.03–17.03
Once again, a large number of new books have arrived at the Research Library. You can find the...
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Carolina Schultz
Subject librarian
“Knowledge is of two kinds. We know a subject ourselves, or we know where we can find information upon it.” Samuel Johnson (1709-1784)
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