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Thieme Science of Synthesis Roadshow - Cancelled
The previously planned Thieme Chemistry/Science of Synthesis (SoS) seminar has unfortunately been cancelled. Thank you for your understanding at this time.
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Winner of the 2020 Hugh Martin Weir Prize
The ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog Library and Weir family are pleased to announce Emma Carson as the successful applicant for the 2020 Hugh Martin Weir Prize.
Closed Monday 9 March
´¡±ô±ôÌý×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog Library locationsÌýwill be closed on Monday 9 March 2020 for the public holiday.
Semester opening hours
Welcome to all our new students and welcome back to our returning ones! have now been extended to Semester One hours at allÌýlocations.
Law Library tours
Tours of the Law Library will be held daily during the first week of semester. This is your chance to get a personalised tour of the library and itsÌýcollections and study spaces.
Orientation Tours 2020
The library will be running tours throughout International Orientation and Orientation Week (17 February to 28 February).ÌýCome along to find the best study spots, learn how to find books and other resources for your studies, and hear about out how the library can assist you during the year.
Art in Action: Creation of the World of Ideas Mural
Visit the Barr Smith Library and see a work of art created before your eyes!ÌýArtist Guiyong Zhu (Zhuzhu), will be painting the World of Ideas mural during Orientation Week, starting Monday 24 February. An accompanying exhibition displays the inspiration for this artwork, showcasing the connections of Adelaide’s global university.
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2020 Prize and Fellowship
The ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog Library is very pleased to invite applications for theÌý2020 Prize and Fellowship. Applications close on 27 February.ÌýMore information and an application form areÌýavailable on the website.
13 February - Anniversary of the Apology (2008)
Did you know…Ìý'Sorry Day' and the ‘National Apology’ are two different significant dates for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people?
To read some of the stories from the Stolen Generations and their descendants, access the full Inquiry document or read the guide to the findings of the ‘’,Ìývisit the book display located in the Barr Smith Library Level 1 Yaitya Ngutupira reading area.
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FIXED - Library Search issues
There are some intermittent issues being experienced while usingÌýLibrary Search this morning. If you're having any trouble, please contact Ask Library for assistance.
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