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"The heroism of ordinary people" —— a book club of "L'Étrange " was successfully held

The influence of people is short and weak, but the influence of books is extensive and far-reaching. To make readers immersed in Western dystopian literature and understand the complexity and multi-faceted nature of human nature, the Library collaborated with the campus Student Book Society held a book club of L'Étrange , a classic work by the French existentialist Albert Camus, on the afternoon of 25 February, 2023.

To Play with Office365: How to Use Word for Academic Papers Typesetting

A paper often includes several formats. However, when the content of the paper needs to be modified, and the layout of the document may also change significantly, and it may take a lot of time to typeset it again. This Friday, library will invite a senior lecturer of Microsoft Office to help you realize Word automatic typesetting, such as fast typesetting for long documents, automatic creation for document directory, quick positioning and other practical skills. Come and learn! Speaker: Yang Beijian Introduction: Senior lecturer of Microsoft Office series courses. Time: Mar. 3rd, 2023, 15:30-16:30, Friday Mode: Live / Online live Online Link:https://zju.webex.com/join/InformationLiteracyLecture

Reading Bridge “One Book” Project — The Absurdity of Justice: A Book Club of L’Étranger

As the representative work of existentialist literature by Albert Camus, the youngest Nobel Prize winner in French history, L’Étrange fully reveals the absurdity and cruelty of the world by a rebellious protagonist, which can be regarded as a great cross-era work of the western literature in the 20th century. As voted as the book for co-reading in winter vacation, a book club will be held soon. If you have your own understanding and feelings, please share with us. Time: 13:30-15:30, Feb.25th Location: Library Multi-function Room, 1st Floor Language: Chinese Participants: All How to Sign Up: 1. Click the link below: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=xSAmKRCuU0Wsz2jsgDJQCFedGtWhbepFkLOO26OFCh1URDZNVFZJV1o2QUQzNDk1RklIVE03T0RTTi4u 2. Scan the QR Code Below

How to Get Comprehensive and Accurate Access to Biomedical Literature - PubMed as an Example

It's spring again, let's get pumped up for the new semester! This Friday, the Library will have the first Information Literacy lecture of the semester: How to Get Comprehensive and Accurate Access to Biomedical Literature - PubMed as an Example, which will teach you how to access the latest and most comprehensive biomedical literature resources and use effective search methods to quickly filter key papers on research topics. Come to the library and get your new skills for the new semester! Speaker: Xu Shuna Introduction: Librarian of International Campus Library, master’s degree, graduated from the University of York, Responsible for user’s service. Time: Feb. 24th, 2023, 15:30-16:30, Friday Location: Library Multi-function Room, 1st Floor Mode: Live / Online live Online Link:https://zju.webex.com/join/InformationLiteracyLecture

Women Sketches: The Record of the Growth and Strength of Women

“Every 3,000 years there's a big change.” After the Opium War in 1840, with the gradual change in the nature of society and the introduction of modern Western thought and aesthetic concepts, Chinese women were becoming more open-minded, moving from the pursuit of physical liberation to the pursuit of intellectual liberation, personality independence and personal freedom. The Library has selected news reports and pictures of Chinese women from the Illustrated London News to present the social image of Chinese women from the perspective of Western observers. Let’s follow the step of western reporters, and walk into the time when Chinese women were emancipating themselves and gradually blossoming into women. In addition, at the library atrium, there will be a book exhibition of “Women’s Self-development”, which will convey the admirable female power in various fields in different times. Specially selected book excerpts will be shared with you through the campus radio. Stay tuned! Event 1: The Lives of Modern Chinese Women in the Eyes Westerners — An Exhibition of Illustrations from The Illustrated London News Time: Feb. 21 to Mar. 21, 2023 Location: Library Corridor, 2nd Floor Event 2: “Women's Self-development” Book Exhibition Time: Mar. 8 to Apr. 8, 2023 Location: Library Atrium, 1st Floor Event 3: READIO Broadcasting for Sharing Books on Women’s Self-development Time: 17:00 to 17:30, every other week on Tuesday, Feb. 21 to Apr. 4 Library Feb. 20, 2023

Notice II of Undergraduate Textbook Collection

Dear all, Textbook will be distributed from Feb. 13th to Feb. 15th. Detailed arrangement are as follows: For ZJE & ZJUI Freshmen & Sophomore Institute Major Date Time Location ZJUI Civil Engineering Feb. 13th -Feb. 15th 9:00-16:00 Library Multi-function Room, 1st Floor Computer Engineering Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering ZJE Biomedical Sciences Biomedical Informatics Textbooks for public compulsory courses for students in this semester should be collected at the designated time by representatives from each major. The textbook fee will be charged at the end of the academic year. In order to prevent people from gathering, please collect textbooks orderly with valid certificates and obey the arrangement from the on-site staff. Please wear a mask for protection. Office of Campus Operations and Support Feb. 12th ,2023

Notice of Undergraduate Textbook Collection

Dear all, Textbook will be distributed on Feb. 12th. Detailed arrangement are as follows: · For Specialized Courses Location: Library Service Desk, 1st Floor Time: Feb. 12th 9:00-16:00 Textbooks for specialized courses for students should be collected personally. The textbook fee will be charged at the end of the academic year. In order to prevent people from gathering, please collect textbooks orderly with valid certificates and obey the arrangement from the on-site staff. Please wear a mask for protection. The collection time of public compulsory textbooks will be notified separately. Office of Campus Operations and Support Jan. 10th ,2023