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An increasing number of researchers at Hasselt University have been raising inquiries regarding the implementation of Electronic Lab Notebooks (ELNs), which serve as digital equivalents to traditional paper notebooks for documenting research data. To address this growing interest, we commenced testing the functionalities of several ELNs towards the end of 2020.

Since 1st April 2021, Hasselt University has full-text access to all English-language and International Springer e-Books published from 2018 onwards. Only the so-called 'major reference works' are not covered by our license.

Hasselt University now has access to the 'Science Writing and Professional Development Guides eBook Collection'. In this message, you will find an overview of all 18 titles in the field of writing skills and career development within STM (Science, Technology, Medicine).

Since 12th January 2021, the University of Hasselt has had access to the French legal database 'Lexis 360'. 'Lexis 360' is a significant database for French legislation, case law, and legal doctrine.

Since 8th January 2021, UHasselt has had access to IEEE Xplore, a full-text database of journal articles, conference proceedings, technical standards, and related materials in the fields of computer science, electrical engineering, electronics, and related areas.

Since 1st December 2020, UHasselt has had access to the 'Freedom Collection e-Books' from Elsevier, including the backlist. These comprise nearly all monographs across all subject areas offered on the Elsevier platform (just under 20,000 e-books).

Building upon our subscription to the Acland's Video Atlas of Human Anatomy and the previous purchase of the Human Anatomy Atlas, the University Library has now proceeded with the acquisition of Muscle Premium.

Since June 2020, the University of Hasselt has held a subscription to 30 of the most prestigious physics journals from the American Institute of Physics (AIP).

The Wolters Kluwer Digital Book Platform is now accessible at the University of Hasselt and in the Rechtsbibliotheek Limburg. The complete catalog comprises over 2,700 books across 13 domains of international law.

The University Library provides UHasselt students, lecturers, and staff with complimentary access to the premium version of Grammarly, a writing and grammar checker that goes beyond merely highlighting spelling and grammar errors.

Hasselt University has entered into a new license agreement with Larcier, providing us with nearly unrestricted access to all content within Strada lex.

The Asser series is the foremost knowledge source for civil law in the Netherlands, offering you authoritative commentary on civil law matters. The complete Asser series is now available in book format at the Law Library.