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Szilárd Library

Access to scientific literature and resources

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.

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New in the collection (August 2023)

With rain and mist or sunny days, the best companion for the summer holidays are books: choose among science&arts, science&comic, science& games, challenges of science and modern society and microstress handling.


New in the collection (06/2023)

In June we bring you latest edition of Pollard's Cell Biology, topics on electron microscopy, sample preparation, complexity of ecological systems, bioethics...


2023 International Day for Biological Diversity

For this occasion, library brings books about the extraordinary features of living organisms like electricity, regeneration and venoms, importance of fungi and microbes, geological history of life,...


New in the collection (05/2023)

Newest topics on protein interactions, molecular biology of human cancers, microplastics, popular writings about AI, cultural psychology, ....


New in the collection (04/23)

On April's new book display, you can choose from various scientific and popular-scientific topics such as chess, data, developmental biology, medical genetics and genomics, or hybrid working.


New in the collection (03/23)

An overview of selected new books in Szilárd Library, with a word from their authors, reviewers and publishers.



New in the collection (01/2023)

This month we bring you topics on data visualisation, metrics, workplace burnout, bacterial spores, chordate muscles.....


Book Advent Calendar (12/22)

For a festive season there is a festive selection of 24 new books in our collection in the form of an Advent Calendar – find a book for your Christmas break!


New in collection (10/2022)

According to this year's theme of International Open Access Week, "Open for Climate Justice", we bring new books on the topics of open science, environment and human ecology.

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