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Public Library Fulda

Latest news from the HLSB

Summer olé

Free of charge livestream readings from eBibliotheken Hessen

Dates

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May

Reference management with Zotero (on-site, Ger.)

Introduction

19

May

Workshop: Lego Serious Play

For children aged 9 to 13.

20

May

Getting started with Zotero (online, Ger.)

Introduction

20

May

Getting started in the library (on-site, Ger.)

Introduction

Events and Services

at the Heinrich-von-Bibra-Platz location.

room reservation

At the HLSB you will find a wide range of opportunities for learning and working.

Service for research

We support you in publishing your research results Open Access.

350000

Library visits

440

Courses

775000

printed volumes

1300000

Enquiries in the
search portal FILIP

1141000

Licensed e-books

64000

Licensed electronic
journals

1174000

digitised pages

3955

Manuscripts

Figures rounded. Status: 2025

Find of the month

Photograph of the first reading room

In May, the HLSB Fulda traditionally honours its history, as several important events from the time the library was founded take place during this month. We take this as an opportunity to draw attention to a photograph of the first library rooms, when the library was still located in the purpose-built building next to Fulda Cathedral.

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Did you know ...?

Have you heard of the “BiblioTour”?

Are you a teacher and would you like your pupils not just to quote from Wikipedia? Would you like to show them the wide range of resources a library has to offer and help them feel more comfortable visiting us?

Information about the interactive tour for Year 10 and above, along with all contact details can be found here.

Young adult literature

Have you checked out our young adult literature yet? Here you’ll find heartfelt love stories, thrilling suspense novels, fantasy series, and dystopian classics. You can find them in the fiction section on the ground floor at the Heinrich-von-Bibra Platz location; they’re labeled with the “Junge Erwachene” (Young Adults) category so you can find them quickly. Maybe there’s something here for you?

Research-related service of the month

English-language Open Access courses

The free of charge online courses of the Open Access Network offer a flexible way to acquire in-depth knowledge of academic publishing in Open Access. The self-study courses are provided via the TIB - Leibniz Information Centre for Science and Technology (TOERN) platform, are freely accessible and can be viewed without registration. Only registration is required for a certificate.

Two courses have recently been made available in English, which are particularly suitable for international students:

Use the courses to expand your publication skills in a targeted manner and to navigate the international academic system with confidence.