Workshops & Seminars

IATUL E-Science Seminar, 16 November 2009
This seminar, held at the Polytechnic University of Hong Kong provided an opportunity for university librarians and their senior staff in East and Southeast Asia to discuss and explore how academic libraries can provide support to their institutions and beyond on new developments in e-science. 

Presentations provides an overview of development in e-science in Australia and New Zealand, the Netherlands, Germany and Canada. The guest speaker, Professor Tsoi Ah Chung, VP of Hong Kong Baptist University discussed e-Research, e-Science, cyberinfrastructure and its latest incarnation, cloud computingand their impact on information and library science, and information retrieval.

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E- Science Seminar, 21 November 2008
This seminar, held at the Wellcome Collection Conference Centre London, was jointly sponsored by RLUK/SCONUL Scholarly Communications Group (JSCG) and IATUL.
Presentations covered e-science initiatives from around the world.

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IATUL POLBIT Joint Seminar, 16 November 2007
Members of the POLBIT (Polskie Biblioteki Techniczne), the association
of Polish technological academic libraries, and IATUL Board members
jointly held this seminar at Cracow University of Technology.
Presentations discussed issues in Polish academic library development,
national and international collaboration, IATUL development and IATUL
collaborative programmes.

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CONUL Joint Seminar, 11 November 2005
This seminar, held at Trinity College Dublin, was jointly sponsored by members of the Consortium of National University Libraries and IATUL Board members. Presentations covered issues such as the IATUL Cross Country Cooperation Programme, digital repositories and information literacy developments.

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IBERIC Seminar 25 October 2004
This seminar was jointly sponsored by IATUL and Faculty of Engineering, University of Porto. Presentations covered issues such as information seeking behaviours of clients and collaborative efforts in university libraries.

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