Workshops and lectures

Each semester, the library offers a variety of workshops and lectures in areas such as information searching, reference management, the reading and writing process, study technology and scientific publishing. In the library calendar you will find all upcoming events.

Using AI-tools to find research articles

This course will give an introduction to the program Research Rabbit.

How to make systematic reviews

This course provides an introduction to systematic reviews, with an emphasis on information retrieval.

Open online courses from the library

You can access the library's open online courses on information seeking, plagiarism, and Creative Commons.

EndNote Desktop - introduction

Basic introduction to the reference management system EndNote.

EndNote Online

Basic introduction to the reference management system Endnote Online.

How to write a data management plan and what benefits can it bring you in your research?

What is a data management plan all about and how do you use DMPonline to write and maintain your plan?

Pubmed during lunch

Learn the basics of one of the worlds most comprehensive medical literature databases.

Rayyan during lunch

The aim of this course is to show how to use Rayyan to conduct, for example, systematic reviews.

Zotero

Basic introduction to the reference management system Zotero.

Shut up and write!

Shut up and write! (SUAW) is a writing group for doctoral students.

Structured information searching

Get to know frameworks for systematic searching such as PICO and more.

UpToDate during lunch

This course will give insight into UpToDate.

WAG – a writing group for researchers

WAG (writing accountability group) is a writing group for researchers and postdocs.

Zotero during lunch

Basic introduction to the reference management system Zotero.