The Library was opened on the 20th November 1979 and it is named after the Hungarian-American scientist Leo Szilárd, who in part initiated the idea of EMBL.
To support engagement against racism, Szilárd Library brings variety of books on this topic. Books are on display at the Library Corner in Cafeteria, together with promotional material from Interkulturelles Zentrum Heidelberg.
How our Stone Age brain is coping with the Screen Age? What is the logic of our immune system? Can we make science communication cabaret? See latest arrivals in the library
This Friday, join a Blind Date with a Book - your next great read might be waiting for you in the most unexpected way! Here are the hints to help you choose your Book Date
On the occasion of Leo Szilárd's birth anniversary on February 11th, librarians have prepared a special book display featuring titles related to Szilárd's life and work.
Attention span, the ethics of AI, personalized epigenetics, statistical traps, aging model systems, material consumption - new arrivals are ready for pick up!
How did 2024 look like in our library in numbers? Thousands of shared resources. Thousands of website clicks. Hundreds of EMBL publications curated. Hundreds of books borrowed...
For Christmas break we don't propose any research textbooks - it's time for break! Find out how climate change affects sport, how games we play influence humanity, how graphic interpretation of 1984 looks like, and many more....