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Goettingen_App_Dipl_8J-1_01-1In the current blog post, students of the interdisciplinary seminar "Fragments of Faith" present their research results on Christian and Islamic fragments from the Diplomatic Apparatus of the University of Göttingen. The seminar, led by Prof. Dr. Anne Greule (History of the Early and High Middle Ages) and Prof. Dr. Jens Scheiner (Islamic Studies), focused on previously unidentified fragments and examined them with regard to their materiality, origin, content and historical contexts.

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Central Library SUB Göttingen. Foto: Claudia HakeMany people take the SUB's reading rooms, which are brightly lit late into the night, for granted. What is less well known is that it was only 125 years ago that there was a decisive turning point in the history of electrification in Göttingen. This article in the Göttingen Campus Blog (in German) is about the year 1900, when the city was finally supplied with electric light thanks to the university.

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Barcelona DeclarationThe Georg-August-Universität Göttingen endorses the Barcelona Declaration on Open Research Information, reaffirming its commitment to making data about research activities – such as publications and funded projects – more transparent and accessible to the public.

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The VPN client Cisco AnyConnect will be switched off for students on 28.1.2025. In order to continue to be able to access electronic media from anywhere, eduVPN should be used.You need to first set up multiple authentication for the Academic Cloud. StudIT has created detailed instructions.

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For access to university resources outside the campus network, VPN (Virtual Private Network) offers several advantages over using the HAN server. You can access licensed media and network drives as securely and conveniently as from the campus. You do not need 'HAN links' from the catalogs, but can use a resource directly from the provider. If you do need to use a HAN link, no further login is necessary.

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Staudenbeet vor der Zentralbibliothek der SUBA small bee paradise is being created on the lawn in front of the SUB Göttingen Central Library: in the newly created perennial bed there are over 400 drought-tolerant perennials on 50 square meters. The perennial plants, which will soon be in bloom, will serve as an additional source of food for wild bees and numerous other insect species. The SUB's sustainability working group initiated and coordinated the project.

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Citavi webCitavi Web is now also available to members of the University of Göttingen as part of the re-licensing program. This means that the reference management program can be used independently of the operating system and is therefore also of interest to anyone working with Mac OS or Linux. All you need to work with Citavi Web is an Internet connection and an up-to-date browser.

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Weiter Wissen KampagneAcademic libraries, including the SUB Göttingen, are launching the major campaign "WEITER WISSEN. Mit uns." to make their unique work for science and society more visible. Academic and research libraries have a shared responsibility to actively shape, promote and drive forward reliable information infrastructures. Open access, research data management, cultural heritage, digital long-term preservation as well as research and development are the central tasks of academic and research libraries.

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Group picture German Nomination Committee for UNESCO Memory of the WorldThis week, the German Nominating Committee for the UNESCO Memory of the World Program met in the Historical Building of the Göttingen State and University Library. The committee's task is to review, evaluate and select German proposals for inclusion in the World Documentary Heritage.

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New American Science JournalAt the end of April, the New American Studies Journal: A Forum (NASJ) launched its first thematic issue "American Crises" with a new design and a new editorial board. The NASJ is also hosted by a new journal platform provided by Göttingen University Press.

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