Self-checkout and user account
The guidelines for your user account
The guidelines for the self-checkout
| Address: | Max-Planck-Institute |
| E-Mail: | bib@mpis.mpg.de |
| Phone: | 0711/689 - 1281 0711/689 - 1282 0711/689 - 1397 |
| Fax: | 0711/689 - 1292 |
Monday - Thursday | |
Friday | |
Outside the opening hours you can enter the library through the main entrance on the second level with your institute identity card. |
The library of the Max Planck Institutes Stuttgart is a scientific library primarily for the members of the Max Planck Campus Stuttgart. External visitors are kindly requested to register.
Please note that the library stock is only available for the employees of the two Max Planck Institutes!
As a common library of the Max Planck Institutes for Solid State Research and Intelligent Systems we are responsible for the information and literature supply of our staff members and guests.
Our aim is to support the members of the institutes in their daily research projects. In order to achieve this, we provide a current and attractive offer of information and services. The expansion of electronic media is of particular importance. A transparent way of working, both internally and externally, is self-evident for us.
The library users are the first priority, an individual consulting of each user is important for us. We maintain an active exchange of information and knowledge among our colleagues and departments.
We strive to constantly optimise the performance capability of the library. Regular further training ensures the necessary competence and promotes the further development of the individual employees.
Here you will find:
If you are a new institute member and you would like to learn more about the use of the library we offer you an introduction every Wednesday:
The meeting point is the information desk in the library on the second level (2 M1).
CAS’s "SciFinder-n" is accessible for the MPG in a trial period from September 1 to September 30, 2019.
Further information can be found on the IVS-CPT website:
https://www.fkf.mpg.de/mpg-intern/scifinder-n-info
As from September 2, 2019 Janine Schmidt of the Hochschule der Medien Stuttgart will complete her internship semester in the library and support the library team.
On the basis of the new agreement with SAGE publication fees for open access articles of MPG "submitting corresponding authors" in selected journals of the 2015/2016 SAGE Premier collection, which are part of the SAGE Choice program, will be centrally covered.
In addition Max Planck "corresponding authors" will receive a discount of 20 % on the article processing charges for publications in SAGE OA Gold journals by stating a discount code. The discount code can be requested from the library.
Further information can be found via this link:
https://www.mpdl.mpg.de/en/46-service/librarian-s-resource-center...
All 17 subject collections of the Oxford Handbooks Online are now available as a trial for the employees of the Max Planck Society until the end of 2019.
This includes e.g.:
The Oxford Handbooks Online can be found via this link:
https://www.oxfordhandbooks.com/
From now on, the journals "IEEE Transactions on Robotics" and "International Journal of Robotics Research" are available as printed edition in the journal display on the second floor of the library.
Due to the new agreement with Cambridge University Press (CUP) publication fees for open access articles with a CC license in CUP journals will be centrally covered if the "submitting corresponding author" is a scientist of the Max Planck Society.
Further information can be found via these links:
https://www.mpdl.mpg.de/en/46-service/librarian-s-resource-center...
https://www.mpdl.mpg.de/en/about-us/news...
https://www.cambridge.org/about-us/media/press-releases...
Due to the new transformative agreement with American Chemical Society (ACS), starting in 2019, open access publication fees for articles with a CC-BY licence in ACS journals will be centrally covered if the "corresponding author" is a scientist of the Max Planck Society.
Furthermore the contract contains MPG-wide online access to the "All Publications" Package and the "Chemical & Engineering News" (C&EN).
Further information can be found via these links:
https://www.mpdl.mpg.de/46-service/librarian-s-resource-center...
https://www.mpdl.mpg.de/en/about-us/news...
https://www.acs.org/content/acs...
Projekt DEAL and the publisher Wiley concluded a nationwide Publish&Read agreement with a duration of three years.
Due to the agreement all employees of the Max Planck Society will have online access to the journals of Wiley from the year of publication 1997 onwards.
Furthermore the contract enables MPG scientists to publish articles in Wiley journals open access under a CC-BY license.
Further information can be found via these links:
https://www.mpdl.mpg.de/en/about-us/news...
https://www.hrk.de/press/press-releases...
https://www.projekt-deal.de/about-deal/
https://authorservices.wiley.com/author-resources/Journal-Authors...
As from 2019 the following new journals will be part of the central Nature license:
In support of the Project DEAL negotiations it was decided to discontinue the contract between the MPG and the publisher Elsevier.
Further information can be found via this link:
https://www.mpdl.mpg.de/en/about-us/news.html#elsevier-cancellation
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Generally, the library stock may only be borrowed by members of the institutes. The initial loan period is 60 days. Subsequently you can perform an online-extension until a maximum loan period of one year is reached. On level 3 you can find a book return box which allows you to return borrowed books at any time.
Here you will find the guidelines for your user account and for the self-check-loan..
It is possible to use the self-check-loan at any time, even outside the opening hours. If you have any questions concerning the loan or your user account please contact us directly or send us an e-mail..
Journals cannot be borrowed. However, there is a copier available on level 2.
If the library does not have a particular book you can send us a suggestion for acquisition. We will add the book to our stock as soon as possible. Please contact us directly, call us on 0711/689-1397 or e-mail us.
You can get an overview of newly acquired books through our monthly list of new acquisitions. The list can be subscribed by RSS.
The interlibrary loan is a service that allows you to order media (e.g. books, journals), which are not available in the local print or online stock, from other libraries as well as the document delivery service subito.
If you wish to place an order, please call us on 0711/689-1397 or e-mail us.
For book orders the delivery time amounts to 3 - 7 working days, for journals to 1 - 2 working days. After receiving the media we will inform you by e-mail.
MPG.PuRe is the publishing repository of the Max Planck Society which contains bibliographic data of publications of Max Planck researchers.
Since 2016 the library coordinates the MPG.PuRe data input of the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems:
If you have any further questions about MPG.PuRe, please feel free to contact us personally or via e-mail.
For further information about the publications of the Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research please contact Mrs. Asen-Palmer.
The Max Planck Society plays a leading role on a national and international level in encouraging the free availability of scientific publications.
The Max Planck Digital Library (MPDL) contributes to the shaping of the open access policy within the MPG and supports the open access activities at the Max Planck Institutes in collaboration with the libraries.
Here you will find information on Open Access in general as well as on Open Access in the Max Planck Society and on OA Gold Agreements between the MPDL and publishers on the central cost assumption of article processing charges (APCs).
In case of any questions about Open Access please contact us via e-mail or call us under the following phone number: 0711/689-1282
You can search the library's collection in our local
catalog Aleph. This includes monographs, serials and journals. Furthermore you have the option to borrow books yourself and to access your library account.
Here you will find the guidelines for your user account and for the self-checkout.
In addition, you can get an overview of newly acquired books through our monthly list of new acquisitions.
A parallel search in our local print stock and the Max Planck Society's central e-books catalog is also possible.
Generally, the library stock may only be borrowed by members of the institutes. The initial loan period amounts to 60 days. Subsequently you can perform an online-extension until a maximum loan period of one year is reached. On level 3 you can find a book return box which allows you to return borrowed books at any time.
Journals cannot be borrowed. However, there is a copier available on level 2.
Here you can view the list of our printed journals as a PDF-file. The current issues and volumes are arranged on level 2M 1.
Please note that the list does not contain any e-journals. You can search them in the Electronic Journals Library (EZB).
The Electronic Journals Library (EZB) is a cooperative service of currently more than 628 libraries and institutions (including our library). It offers easy and convenient access to electronically published scientific journals in full text. The accessibility of the listed journals is represented by a traffic light system.
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The full text is freely accessible. |
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The journal is freely accessible for the members of the Max Planck Institutes Stuttgart. |
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Only some of the published volumes are accessible. |
| readme | Here you will find the conditions for access and instructions for use of individual journals. |
Please note: The systematic download of articles or search results, especially by robots, is prohibited and will initiate the publisher to block access to the journal for all users of the Max Planck Institutes Stuttgart!
The central e-books-catalog offers you the possibility of searching the entire e-books collection, licensed by the Max Planck Society. Depending on the publisher you can read the texts on the PC and/or download them as a PDF-file.
MPG Resource Navigator (MPG.ReNa) is a web application to navigate through scientific information resources available to staff and guests of the Max Planck Society. It includes licensed databases, digital collections, and reference works. In addition, recommandable retrieval tools available on the web free of charge are part of the collection. Moreover, almost all Max Planck Institute library catalogs, as well as selected external ones, are acessible from here.
Here you will find regional and national catalogs, which might be of interest for your searches.
The Union Catalogue of Serials (ZDB) is a catalog for printed and electronic journals, newspapers, serials and other periodical works.
The central subject libraries serve as a national literature and information supplier for the highly specialized demands of science and research. They offer you comprehensive search possibilities, as it is their purpose to collect the publications of their subject as completely as possible and make them available through interlibrary loan. This includes publications within Germany and abroad as well as so-called grey literature (e.g. preprints).
In the Max Planck Society two central retrieval services provide an overview of the worldwide flood of publications and keep the scientists informed.
The information retrieval service of the CPT section is located within the library.
Here you will find a selection of databases:
You will find a comparison of reference management software by the Max-Planck-Institute of Biochemistry in English here.
You will find a comparison of reference management software by the Technische Universität München here.
Shibboleth is a distributed access control system which opens a remote access to fee-based content on the web licensed by the MPG also outside of the IP-range of the MPG (e.g. during travel or at home).
You only need:
Because the basic Shibboleth technology is not available on all platforms, we are using a gateway to the existing IP controlled web (EZProxy). Using thes proxy allows access to all content on the web which is licensed by MPG (Grundversorgung by MPDL) as well as local licenses, even if you are currently not situated in the institute.
Note: Please use only these links as bookmarks (or as shortcuts on your desktop).
For further information please contact:
Dr. Robin Haunschild | |
| Address: | Heisenbergstr. 1 70569 Stuttgart |
| E-Mail: | r.haunschild@fkf.mpg.de |
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| Fax: | 0711 / 689-1292 |
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