Skip to main content

2025 World Book Day Series Successfully Held

Submitted by yanglinpei on
With the warmth of spring and the fragrance of books, the library celebrated the 2025 World Book Day. The event featured five dimensions: “Exhibit, Read, Listen, Create, and Learn,” encompassing art exhibitions, intangible cultural heritage experiences, academic sharing, and more, creating a multidimensional reading feast that blends tradition and modernity. Ink and Brush, Classics Appreciated The Teaching Achievements Exhibition of Calligraphy, Painting & Seal Engraving grandly opened on April 22 at the Library. The exhibition showcased over 50 exquisite works created by students and faculty from the School of Art and Archaeology, the Calligraphy and Painting Society, and the Seal Carving Society. The works included various art forms such as seal script calligraphy, landscape paintings, seal carvings, and literati sketches, fully demonstrating Zhejiang University's profound heritage in traditional art education and attracting viewers to appreciate them one by one.

Notice on the Trial Access to the SAGE eBooks

The Sage e-books collection includes nearly 6,000 e-books in the field of social sciences, covering academic monographs, supplementary readings, reference works, and practical professional books. The subjects encompass business management, communication and media studies, cultural studies, geography, earth and environmental sciences, education, sociology, psychology, psychological counseling and therapy, politics and international relations, criminology and criminal justice, public health and social welfare, and other thematic areas. Among them, there are over 650 reference works in the form of handbooks and encyclopedias.

Notice on the Trial Access to the Thieme SoS Database

Science of Synthesis (abbreviated as SoS) is a full-text online reference tool for organic chemistry synthesis methods published by the German Thieme Publishing House. It covers a wide range of synthetic methods in organic chemistry and organometallic chemistry from the early 19th century to the present day and includes over 300 e-books in the fields of chemistry and pharmacy. With this database, users can simultaneously access synthetic methods, full texts of expert reviews, experimental procedures, and precise chemical reaction pathways.
Subscribe to