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A new interface is now available for CINAHL. To help you navigate this updated version and optimise your research, the Library has revised the relevant chapter in the Structured literature research guide.

Dans son nouveau Focus Collections, la BiUM explore le thème de la médecine intégrative en compagnie de Chantal Berna Renella, professeure, médecin et responsable du Service de médecine intégrative du CHUV. Cette mise en lumière fait écho à l’exposition de…

From September 15, regular opening hours resume: MON to FRI 8am – 10pm / SAT and SUN 9am – 9pm To mark the start of the new academic year, the Library presents a selection of books and e-books recommended in…

In its new Focus Collections, BiUM explores the impact of food on the brain with Clara Rossetti, research fellow at the Unité de recherche en neurobiologie des troubles addictifs et alimentaires at Cery.

End of the 2025 Open Access cost (APC) coverage quota for Nature Branded hybrid Journals. New publication under the existing Nature Branded R&P agreement are no longer possible.

Negotiations between swissuniversities and Wiley resulted in a new Read&Publish agreement for the 2025-2027 period

From June 2025, BiUM is launching a campaign focused on respect. The aim is to make the library a place where everyone feels welcome, heard, and safe.

Together with two other collectives, CLASH and UNIL Feminist Strike, after Zelig and EPFL, the medical library BiUM is hosting the third Feminist Infokiosk.

From the 1st of May 2025, you wil no longer need to go to the BCUL to borrow the bok you want. You will be able to reserve a book from a BCUL site and have it delivered to the…

In the second Focus Collections linked to VU.CH's exhibition on food, the BiUM explores ultra-processed foods.