"WissensWert - Wert des Wissens": Kooperativer Bericht von der ODOK 2012 - 14. Österreichisches Online-Informationstreffen und 15. Österreichischer Dokumentartag in Wels (12.-14. September 2012)

cooperative report of the Austrian library conference ODOK "worth knowing - the worth of knowledge", September 201

Enhanced electrochemical energy storage by nanoscopic decoration of endohedral and exohedral carbon with vanadium oxide via atomic layer deposition

Atomic layer deposition (ALD) is a facile process to decorate carbon surfaces with redox-active nanolayers. This is a particularly attractive route to obtain hybrid electrode materials for high performance electrochemical energy storage applications. Using activated carbon and carbon onions as representatives of substrate materials with large internal or external surface area, respectively, we have studied the enhanced energy storage capacity of vanadium oxide coatings. While the internal porosity of activated carbon readily becomes blocked by obstructing nanopores, carbon onions enable the continued deposition of vanadia within their large interparticle voids. Electrochemical benchmarking in lithium perchlorate in acetonitrile (1 M LiClO4) showed a maximum capacity of 122 mAh/g when using vanadia coated activated carbon and 129 mAh/g for vanadia coated carbon onions. There is an optimum amount of vanadia between 50 and 65 wt % for both substrates that results in an ideal balance between redox-activity and electrical conductivity of the hybrid electrode. Assembling asymmetric (charge balanced) full-cells, a maximum specific energy of 38 Wh/kg and 29 Wh/kg was found for carbon onions and activated carbon, respectively. The stability of both systems is promising, with a capacity retention of ∼85–91% after 7000 cycles for full-cell measurements

Cooperative report of #vBIB20 – the virtual conference of BIB and TIB about library topics (May 26-28 2020)

Nach der Covid-19-bedingten Absage des 109. Deutschen Bibliothekartags, der von 26. bis 29. Mai 2020 in Hannover stattfinden hätte sollen, wurde vom Berufsverband Information Bibliothek (BIB) und von TIB – Leibniz-Informationszentrum Technik und Naturwissenschaften und Universitätsbibliothek mit #vBIB20 zwischen 26. und 28. Mai 2020 kurzfristig eine virtuelle Konferenz rund um bibliothekarische Themen organisiert. Im vorliegenden kooperativen Bericht werden Vorträge zu den Themenbereichen Publikationswesen, Open Access, Forschungsdatenmanagement, Bibliothekstatistik und NS-Provenienzforschung vorgestellt.After the cancellation of the 109. Deutscher Bibiothekartag (109th German Librarian Day), which should have taken place in Hannover from Mai 26th to 29th 2020, the Berufsverband Infromation Bibliothek (BIB) and the TIB – Leibniz Information Centre for Science and Technology University Library – together with #vBIB20 organised at short notice a virtual conference about library topics from May 26th to 28th 2020. In this cooperative report lectures are presented about publication system, Open Access, research data management, library statistics and provenance research

Van Swieten Student 2.0 - Wie die Medizinische Universität Wien die Pflichtliteratur ihrer Studenten in der Welt des Web 2.0 anbietet

Van Swieten Student 2.0 - The way the Medical University of Vienna is representing their essential literature in time of Web 2.0 The University Library of the Medical University of Vienna created a new service for their students. Starting with the idea to make the textbook collection more attractive the library started a new project with the working title “Virtual Textbook Collection”. The final product is now a catalogue 2.0, which connects the whole students stuff (textbooks, e-books, lecture notes, etc.) and put it up for research on one place. This is the Van Swieten Student 2.0 http://ub.meduniwien.ac.at/wpopac/welcome The Van Swieten Student 2.0 is based on the blogging software WordPress extended by the Plug-in called Scriblio, which allows to integrate a catalogue into a WordPress blog. Until now, this concept has only been realised by English libraries. The Van Swieten Student 2.0 is the first time Scriblio is used in a German-Speaking library. This catalogue gives the opportunity to integrate different parts of catalogue enrichment like covers, table of contents, abstracts, similar items, etc. The open API’s and a whole range of Plug-ins and extensions for WordPress, make the catalogue extremely flexible for the needs of students. In addition to the Scriblio installation, the Van Swieten Student 2.0 offers, for example, different kinds of social bookmarking and a five stars-rating. The library also thinks to give the students the possibility to tag. Catalogue Enrichment isn’t synonymous to catalogue 2.0. The Van Swieten Student 2.0 is definitely a catalogue 2.0 because readers have the possibility to comment and to rate the literature and on the other hand the possibility to get involved by creating new content. The library is able to benefit from the Van Swieten student 2.0 in different ways. With Van Swieten Student 2.0 the library gains the possibility to experience easily with different functions of a catalogue 2.0. The library also wants to evaluate the experience of the students in working with Van Swieten student 2.0, to get to a criteria check list for a catalogue 2.0 for all library sources. Furthermore the library expects to get a higher usage of their e-books, because of linking them with the print version. 25% of all titles in the textbook collection are already available as e-books. The library tends to increase their number of e-books. Therefore it is very important to create an attractive and easy way of access. Van Swieten Student 2.0 is just another way to structure the change

Universitätsbibliothek der Medizinischen Universität Wien goes e-only: Umstellung des Zeitschriftenbezugs von p+e auf e-only ab 1. Januar 2013

Since January 2013 the university library of the Medical University Vienna provides its users with current research literature only in the form of electronic journals, printed journals were canceled. After the first year of the new era the library draws a positive conclusion. The article describes this radical change in the provision of literature at the university. Preliminary considerations and analyzes are given for library user behavior and for spatial, financial and human resources. Furthermore, the goals of the transition to e-only are described. The phase of transition and related organizational tasks are described and future steps for optimization are listed

Virtuelle Lehrbuchsammlung und eBooks on Demand als Facetten der Hybridbibliothek: zwei innovative Services der Universitätsbibliothek der Medizinischen Universität Wien

The university library of the Medical University of Vienna is a hybrid library and offers a huge stock of literature in print and online. Two projects were realised to improve access to this collection. The library built a catalogue for their students, which includes all relevant resources for their courses. In addition to textbooks, print and online, it includes further relevant resources. The catalogue, called Van Swieten Student 2.0, uses a lot of web 2.0 applications. Until now one had to search a card index to find rare books of historical medical interest. That changed because the card index got digitalised and machine readable. So the library could put the card index into a catalogue with web 2.0 applications to make browsing easier. Because of a ground-breaking service, called eBooks on Demand (eod), it is now possible to directly order books which are no longer under copyright out of this catalogue

E-Books an Medizinbibliotheken – "Gekommen um zu bleiben". Ein Erfahrungsbericht der Universitätsbibliothek der Medizinischen Universität Wien

Many university libraries and in particular medical libraries have built up a considerable collection of electronic books. These E-Books are already highly accepted by patrons despite unsolved questions on technical standards and license models which have to be tackled by publishers and libraries. A short introduction on advantages and disadvantages of E-Books is followed by a presentation of E-Book collections and E-Book catalogues found on the websites of medical libraries in Berlin, Mainz, Münster and Zürich. A more detailed report is given on the E-Book situation at the library of the Medical University Vienna including problems with usage data. Results of a recent library online survey are discussed in regard to E-Books. So far the experience with E-Books at the library of the Medical University Vienna and the positive feedback by patrons suggests that E-Books came to stay in medical libraries

E-Books an Medizinbibliotheken – „Gekommen um zu bleiben“. Ein Erfahrungsbericht der Universitätsbibliothek der Medizinischen Universität Wien / E-Books at medical libraries: They came to stay. A report from the university library at the Medical University Vienna

Many university libraries and in particular medical libraries have built up a considerable collection of electronic books. These E-Books are already highly accepted by patrons despite unsolved questions on technical standards and license models which have to be tackled by publishers and libraries. A short introduction on advandages and disadvantages of E-Books is followed by a presentation of E-Book collections and E-Book catalogues found on the websites of medical libraries in Berlin, Mainz, Münster and Zürich. A more detailed report is given on the E-Book situation at the library of the Medical University Vienna including problems with usage data. Results of a recent library online survey are discussed in regard to E-Books. So far the experience with E-Books at the library of the Medical University Vienna and the positive feedback by patrons suggests that E-Books came to stay in medical libraries

Kooperativer Bericht vom 5. Kongress Bibliothek & Information Deutschland: "Wissenswelten neu gestalten" (Leipzig, 11.–14.3.2013)

Cooperative Report of the 5th Congress for Information and Libraries Germany in Leipzig from 11 to 13 March 2013: "Rebuilding worlds of knowledge

Kooperativer Bericht vom 100. Deutschen Bibliothekartag in Berlin vom 7. bis 10. Juni 2011: „Bibliotheken für die Zukunft – Zukunft für die Bibliotheken“

Cooperative Report of the 100th German Library Confeence in Berlin from June 7 to 10, 2011: "Libraries for the Future - a Future to Libraries"