Thesis Seminar

Thesis Seminar

Preparation for writing: scientific databases The strategy of literature research

13^th October, 2020 15:00-16:30

Scope of duties of a subject liaison

Krisztina Laskay

Subject liaison of the University of Szeged Klebelsberg Library Dentistry & Pharmaceutical Sciences

Phone number: +36 62 54-6640

E-mail address: krisztina.laskay@ek.szte.hu

Address: H-6722 Szeged, Ady tér 10. HUNGARY, room No. 0.028

http://www.ek.szte.hu/english-your-librarian/?lang=en

Duties:

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Maintaining contact with Faculties, Institutions, Departments, Doctoral Schools, student associations

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Maintaining contact within the Library

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Acquisition and maintenance of books, journals, etc.

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User education

Registration

http://www.ek.szte.hu/english-registration-2/?lang=en

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Membership can be acquired through registration.

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In case of SZTE students the first step of the registration process is to fill in, accept the conditions and submit the USZ Library membership declaration in the MODULO system (Submission/Klebelsberg Library/USZ Library membership declaration)

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The last step of the process is a personal data verification at the Loaning section’s desk, which can be performed from the first weekday after the online submission during library opening hours.

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Student card or personal ID card is needed for personal registration, which will also serve as a library visitor’s card.

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Membership renewal is automatic for SZTE students every academic year until the end of the university studies.

Reading areas

Ground floor:

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Reference Collection: embraces general bibliographies, national bibliographies, lexicons, encyclopedias, general directories, almanacs, biographies, dictionaries in Hungarian and in other languages.

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Current Newspapers and General Periodicals: current issues of general interest newspapers (dailies, weeklies) and journals are housed here, plus some periodicals covering certain disciplines. Visitors will find the latest issues on the shelves while earlier issues of the current quarter or year are stored behind the shelves. Every serial has a number which helps to locate it in the reading area. The notation is on the top right corner of the cover page and it is combination of two letters (ÁF) and a number (1-626).

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Oriental Collection

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Music Collection

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University Collection

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Media Center

Reading areas

Floors: books and journals by topic

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1st floor:

• General and Social Sciences Reading Room: here you find the Special Collection in History of Minorities and Regions, the European Documentation Centre and the Hungary Collection.

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2nd floor:

• Historical Sciences Reading Room: history, sociology, politics and Hispanic Collection and Military Collection.

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3rd floor:

• Languages and Literatures Reading Room: here you find languages books of Confucius Institute, Canada Collection and Austrian Library.

• Collection of Old Books and Manuscripts

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4th floor

• Mathematics and Sciences Reading Room and Life and Medical Sciences Reading Room Reading room call numbers in thematic and floor order.

Types of borrowing, reading room call numbers

From the point of borrowing, there are three types of books placed on the shelves within each subject area:

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only for local use: red label + a STOP icon on the color label

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only for local use but borrowable for the night: red label with the inscription “RÖVID” + a Moon icon on the color label

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borrowable: only color label

Circulation

http://www.ek.szte.hu/english-circulation/?lang=en

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10 books can be on loan for active students of the SZTE:

Patron type Document Loan period Renewal

Active students and staff of the USZ

Items with the inscription

“Rövid” on the open access shelves

1 night ---

Textbooks, course books 4 weeks ---

Publications purchased to

support PhD training --- ---

Books published between 1851

and 1945 --- ---

All other borrowable documents 4 weeks twice

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In case of every document returned late, an overdue fee is counted from 7 calendar days following the due date.

short (overnight) loan items 150 HUF / hour / item all other items 30 HUF / day / item

Webpage of the Klebelsberg Library

http://www.ek.szte.hu/?lang=en

Qulto catalog

Chat service from Monday till Friday 10:00-14:00

Search in the library's online repositories Search interface:

EBSCO Discovery

Service (EDS) Social media platforms Full content in English

Searching - Qulto catalog

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In the catalog of the library, we can check which books we borrowed and when the due date expires: http://www.ek.szte.hu/english-what-did-i-borrow/?lang=en

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Borrowed documents can be renewed online through the catalog before their due date.

http://www.ek.szte.hu/english-online-renewal/?lang=en

Qulto catalog – What did I borrow?, Online renewal

http://qulto.bibl.u-szeged.hu/en/web/guest/search?p_auth=NQ9km3Wd

Online storage request

http://qulto.bibl.u-szeged.hu/en/web/guest/search?p_auth=NQ9km3Wd

Holds

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Documents (max. 5 items) on loan can be reserved in person at the Loan Section.

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The Library will notify readers in an electronic letter when reserved documents are returned.

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The fee of reservation is 200 HUF / document and is added to the reader’s record when the reserved item is returned by the previous user.

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Reservations can be cancelled without paying the reservation fee if it is done before the return of the reserved document.

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Patrons who have a system block on their records for any reason cannot make a reservation.

Interlibrary loan

http://www.ek.szte.hu/english-interlibrary-loan/?lang=en

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Our Library provides and receives documents within the frames of interlibrary loan.

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Interlibrary requests for articles/copies or books can be submitted through an ONLINE FORM

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In case of requests from Hungary:

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Waiting time: 1-4 weeks

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Fees: book: 500 HUF postage, for packages over 2 kg 1000 HUF

copy of article/study (electronic or photocopy): depending on the supplying institute 25-30 HUF/page (+ postage)

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In case of requests from abroad:

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Waiting time: book may be 1-3 months; copy of article/study: 2-6 weeks

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Fees:book: 4500 HUF/volume

copy of article/study (electronic or photocopy): roughly 3500 HUF/article (+

postage)

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Contact:

Phone: 62/546-626 Fax: 62/546-665

E-mail: ill@bibl.u-szeged.hu

WiFi

http://www.ek.szte.hu/english-wifi/?lang=en

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If someone is an SZTE citizen, but has not registered to the Klebelsberg Library, (s)he has to visit the Loan Section and enroll, then after a max. 2 hours period (after a regular reload of the database) (s)he will be able to use WiFi.

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Not only will you have access to Eduroam in all the buildings where this network is available, but also, when you travel to other universities, who are also part of the Eduroam community, you’ll be able to connect with your Szeged identification.

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The user ID can be derived from the barcode number of the university ID card in the way that you put @bibl.u-szeged.hu at the end of the numbers as if it were an e-mail address. Example:

132435465@bibl.u-szeged.hu

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The password that belongs to it is derived from your date of birth in which the order of data (separated with hyphens) and form is the following: if someone was born on October 1, 1970 then his/her password is 01-OCT-70

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You have the right to change your password and then your birthday will obviously not work.

Please visit the circulation desk where they can reset your default password.

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You can find a lot of video and written guides for setting the library WiFi-Connections on our webpage.

Online resources

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There are nearly three times more online resources (e-books, journals, etc.) than physical stocks.

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More than 200 general and special databases are available.

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94 376 journals and 262 157 e-books can be found in the Library’s catalog.

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Online resources can also be searched in our online catalog, but we recommend you to use EDS (Ebsco Discovery Service).

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The reader usually needs the resource, not the database; therefore, every e-document has a record directing you to the exact title. The link can be found in the catalog.

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Trials: http://www.ek.szte.hu/english-trials/?lang=en

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E-help: http://www.ek.szte.hu/help/?lang=en

Online resources from home: proxy server

http://www.ek.szte.hu/english-online-resources-from-home/?lang=en

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Online resources are available through academic IP addresses. With the help of a proxy server the online resources of the Klebelsberg Library can be accessed outside the library and the university for students and other registered users of the Library.

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Certain settings of the browser should be changed. Please note: after these changes other public webpages cannot be used in that browser, only the electronic resources available through the Klebelsberg Library. If you wish to use other sources paralelly, you should open another browser.

If you wish to access the public sources in the original browser you have to reset the proxy settings.

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For accessing the service you need a user name (the number on your student’s or reader’s card) and password, which is derived from your birth date.

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We refresh our database of registered users in every 24 hours, therefore this service will not immediately be available for you after your registration or change of your card.

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Please note that the trials are not available from home, neither with the help of the proxy server.

Online resources from home:

http://www.ek.szte.hu/english-online-resources-from-home/?lang=en

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EduID is the user authentication and authorization federation of the Hungarian educational and research institutions. The aim of eduID is to allow the use of services of its members and partners in a mutually agreed, trusted way.

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When a user attempts to access such a service, it is their home institution that authenticates them to do and authorization is based on the user information originating from their home institution.

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University of Szeged eduID registration here.

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The list of accessible services is available at the national eduID website. In those cases when eduID authentication is available, there is no need for the help of a proxy server.

Journals

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Journals are locally usable, they cannot be borrowed. Copying and printing services are temporarily unavailable for an indefinite period of time:

http://www.ek.szte.hu/english-print-copy-scan/?lang=en

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For journals which are not available in our Library: interlibrary loan

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Collection of subscribed online journals:

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Purchased in packages under the Hungarian Electronic Information Services National Program (EIS)

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Contents of the databases can overlap one another (archive, core or current materials): even the whole journal content can be available in the Library catalog.

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The „embargo:1 year” expression means that there is no access to the content of the last 1 year.

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Most of the resources are available without requiring any password but there are password-protected resources, as well.

Online journals in alphabetical order

Online journals in topic

E-books

http://www.ek.szte.hu/english-e-books/?lang=en E-books in alphabetical order

E-books in topic

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One of the most important e-book collections you can have access to at SZTE is EBSCO Academic E-book World Wide Collection. In this collection you can find more than 199 900 e-books in every discipline for learning and just for fun, as well.

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On the library’s Book Review page there are e-book reviews in English.

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.pdf, .epub

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Possibilities in EDS (Ebsco Discovery Service):

o Online reading

o Save Pages → Save Pages to PDF (Page limit: 60 or 100 pages, close the window, search the title again, download 60 or 100 pages more)

o E-mail Pages: 60 or 100 pages

o Download: it means borrowing → you have to create an EBSCOhost account (those books which can be used by only one user, cannot be borrowed); the e-book becomes illegible after 30 days

EBSO Discovery Service (EDS)

http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?authtype=ip,cookie,guest&custid=s6185934&groupid=main&profile=eds

370 subscribed and Open Access databases (e.g.

Scopus, Science Direct) EDS statistics

(October 2019 – October 2020)

EBSCO Discovery Service (EDS)

EBSCO Discovery Service (EDS) – Advanced

Search

E-books - EDS

E-books - EDS

Thesis

„The aim of the diploma work is to facilitate the student by way of individually processing and utilizing any area of dental science:

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to improve their abilities

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to acquire the skills of making use of the library and the research methods of dental literature

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to become capable of succinctly expressing their opinion on their own.”

Main parts of the thesis

• Contents: It has to include chapters and subchapters, displaying page numbers.

• Introduction: It should end with the explicit statement of the specific aims of the study, and a short review of the relevant literature.

• Material and methods: Depending on the theme, this section can include descriptions of patients, case description, the structure of the study, the protocol employed, the research protocol used, a description of the disease, a description of methods including limits and possible errors, literary references, statistical analyses. Students need not follow this order of division when composing a literature review.

• Results: A clear presentation of the results with a summary at the end. Do not include a discussion or references in this section.

• Discussion: This section is divided on the basis of every one of the questions tackled in relation to question-formulation, method, result and literature. It ends with a conclusion on the basis of its results.

• Summary: The summary of the entire work: The results, the conclusions drawn in the discussion and a final conclusion.

• References and bibliography: References within the text and in the bibliography must be presented according to the (numbered) Vancouver reference style. The use of a reference management software is recommended, because such software uses the Vancouver reference style as its default setting.

• Charts and diagrams: Each has to be numbered and must be given a title (each chart and each diagram); abbreviations must be clarified; a source must be provided if it is not one’s own work.

References of the charts and diagrams must be given in the text. The charts must be clear and easy to understand.

http://diploma.bibl.u-szeged.hu/

SZTE Repository of Degree Theses

General steps of literature search

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Determination of the aim of the literature search o Topic and its boundaries, general conception

o Expressions, authors, specific resources

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Selecting the database

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Preparation of the literature search

o Enumeration of expressions (dictionaries, lists)

o Creating a search strategy (operators, limits, „truncation”)

o Setting the visualization of the results

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Running of the search

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New search strategy

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Processing of the results o Selection

o Save, export to a citation management software (database, search strategy, date)

Main types of scientific works

Thesis is a work of scientific character; therefore, you have to cite scientific works, as well. The 3 main types of scientific works are the following:

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Book

It is a thorough academic work focusing on a topic; it has(ve) author(s).

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Collection of monographs/essays

Many authors deal with 3-4 smaller topics in different monographs/essays. An editor(s)

„connects” the short, separate studies and entitles the collection.

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Scientific article

It’s published in a journal. While journals encompass a broader range of topics, the articles are about specific topics. (The journals have editors and editors-in-chief but they’re not important for the thesis.) Five main types: observational, theoretical, experimental, methodological and review articles.

Managing resources

You have chosen a good topic if you can summarize it in 4-6 words.

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Interrelated concepts

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From broader to narrower topics: general → specific concepts

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Main authors of the discipline

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General journals, online sites of the discipline

NOTE-TAKING!! (in paper or electronic form)

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Bibliographic information:

o book: author, title, publication year, page number, reading room call number, label on the shelf, etc.

o article: author, title of the article, title of the journal, publication year, volume, issue, page number

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Literally or paraphrased

http://mek.niif.hu/01700/01744/01744.pdf

Plagiarism

„The thesis may be:

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based on the student’s own scientific experiments

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a causistical (case reports)

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a clinical-pathological or a statistical evaluation

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a summary of specialized literature.”

„The thesis does not necessarily have to include a new scientific achievement, but it should be the result of the student’s individual work. The source of thoughts/descriptions and results other than the student’s own must be clearly indicated. The student declares under penalty of perjury that the thesis is entirely the result of his or her own work.”

„The completed ‘declaration on plagiarism’ form, declaring that the thesis is the result of one’s own work, must be included as the very last page of the bound thesis.”

Plagiarism is the use of thoughts, texts, concepts, figures of other authors without referring to the author at all.

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Adapting texts word-for-word

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Copying a part of the text

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Cutting and pasting two or more texts

Plagiarism

„The following are forbidden in regards to the diploma-work:

a) Using someone else’s ideas, words etc. as if they were one’s own (plagiarism).

b) Writing the thesis partly or completely by someone other than the author of the thesis.

c) Using data, diagrams, results and texts from other sources without marking references;

marking no references at all; making so that one is unable to clearly identify the source by the reference used.

d) The above rules must be applied even when somebody else’s thoughts, results, conclusions etc. are summarized, paraphrased, recomposed, condensed or translated from a foreign language in the thesis.

Depending on the severity of the case, breaching the above regulations may lead to a fail grade or may be taken into consideration upon the evaluation of the thesis.”

How plagiarism can be avoided?

- Punctual citation - Quotation marks

- Presenting the scientific works from your aspect → own ideas

Bibliography

Making a bibliography is storing and arranging data and texts of the collected resources.

„The thesis has to be based upon relevant and basic literature and the most recent works on a particular topic.”

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WHAT? (data elements)

o Author(s), title, publication year, volume, editor(s)

o Author(s), title of the article, title of the journal, publication year, volume, issue, page number For electronic documents:

o Author(s), type of the medium, volume, publisher, publication year, (date of update), [date of citation], <URL>

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HOW? (the method of description)

o Unified punctuation and typography, continuous note-taking!

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ARRANGEMENT (list)

o In the order of appearance

o In alphabetic order (name of the authors)

„References in the bibliography must be presented in an alphabetical order (abc) and must be numbered.”

o In chronological order (publication year)

Bibliography

Reference management softwares

Why are they useful?

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They help collecting the bibliographic data of documents (e.g. author, title, publication year).

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Attachments can also be stored (e.g. text, picture, video, etc.).

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The collected data can be stored according to your own criteria.

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Bibliography can be compiled based on the collected data.

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References can be made and managed in your scientific works.

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It can contribute to scientific co-operations.

The most common versions:

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Web-based service with offline tools

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Software installed to your own computer

Reference management softwares

EndNote Web

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Online service for reference management, operated by Clarivate Analytics.

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It works on Windows and Mac.

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After registering from SZTE IP address, you will have access to it from anywhere (without using Proxy).

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It can be used with the same user name and password as applied for Web of Science.

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Guides can be found in the Support menu of EndNote; you can ask for help via sending e-mail to the following address: endnote@ek.szte.hu

Zotero

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It can be installed as a plugin in Mozilla Firefox, with components for MS Word and Libre Office.

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It gives an online memory space for synchronization between more computers.

Mendeley

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Reference management software operated by Elsevier.

Not enough – Too much

Not enough:

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Are you sure that you have you looked around everywhere?

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You should extend the list of keywords.

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„Truncation” of words (*, %)

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Logical operators

Too much:

Arrangement and filtering:

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According to the latest published results

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In alphabetic order

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Full-text results only

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Peer-reviewed resources only

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Filtering according to subject areas

Quotation marks

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Oral microbiome: those results (articles, books, etc.) will be listed in which both of these words appear (even if they are distant from each other in the text).

We will get the same results with the following: oral AND microbiome

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„Oral microbiome”: the two words occur in the results exactly in this order.

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„Oral micro*”: we will get hits were the word „oral” is directly followed by a word starting with

„micro” (e.g.: microbiota, microbe, microbial, microbleeds etc.) Punctuation is disregarded (heart-attack = heartattack).

Singular and plural forms, words with different spellings (Am or Br) will also be listed in the results (color = colour = colors = colours).

Braces, substitutes

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Braces: the two words occur in the results exactly in this order:

o {heart attack}

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Substitutes:

o */%: general substitute standing for 0 or more characters {h*r*t}: e.g. heart, harvest, homograft, hypervalent

o ?: local substitute standing for 1 character {heart?}: e.g. heart, hearts, hearty

Punctuation is regarded (heart-attack = heartattack).

Singular and plural forms, words with different spellings (Am or Br) will also be listed in the results (color = colour = colors = colours).

Boolean operators

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AND

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Both components have to appear in the results.

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Automatic operator if we type two words successively, e.g. (implant dentistry) = (implant AND dentistry).

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OR

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The results have to contain at least one of the components, e.g.

orthodontics OR craniofacial research.

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AND NOT

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It will exclude the following element, e.g.: periodontal treatment AND NOT oral surgery.

Other operators

• W/n:

o It determines how far the two expressions can be from each other; n means the maximum number of words which can be between the two expressions. It does not specify the order of the words.

o To search for expressions: using W/3, W/4 or W/5 is advised.

o If we would like to get results in which the expression should appear in the same sentence: W/15; in the same section: W/50

• PRE/n:

o The first expression precedes the second one in a determined n number of words, e.g.

orofacial PRE/3 pain

o Don’t use operators W and PRE in the same search technique, unless you use brackets to separate the proper elements, e.g.

nanobiomaterials W/6 clinical PRE/0 dentistry INVALID

(nanobiomaterials W/6 clinical) AND (clinical PRE/0 dentistry) VALID

o Don’t use operators OR and a W or PRE in the same search technique, unless you use brackets to separate the proper elements, e.g.

oral OR maxillofacial W/3 surgery INVALID

(oral W/3 surgery) OR (maxillofacial W/3 surgery) VALID

Refining hits – examples from the practice

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1. „I’m doing a research in the field of prosthodontics and I’m particularly interested in removable partial dentures. One of my colleagues told me that he had read an interesting article in the Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry. I would like to read the article but I don’t have full access, so I would like to read only the Open Access articles.”

„removable partial dentures”

Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry Open Access

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2. „I’d like to read articles about the application of biophotonics in dentistry. I’m interested in articles which also relate to surgery. I’d like to get alerts on regular occasions about the latest published articles in this field.”

Advanced search:

(„biophotonics” W/5 „dentistry”) AND („surgery”) Journals

2017 to Present Topic alert

Refining hits – examples from the practice

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3. „One of my colleagues had read that dental pulp stem cells have already been applied for bone regeneration of the mandible. He asked me to do a literature search of this topic.”

Advanced search:

(„dental pulp stem cells”) PRE/3 („mandib*”)

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4. „I’d like to get articles about oral hygiene of people with dementia. I’m not interested in articles dealing with gingivitis.”

Advanced search:

(„dementia”) W/15 („oral hygiene” OR „oral health”) AND NOT („gingivitis”) Journals

Refining hits – examples from the practice

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5. „I’d like to read the recently published articles about dental anesthesia.”

Additional criteria: - the past 1 year only - review articles only

„dental anesthesia”

2019 to Present

Document type: Review

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6. „I’d like to find the author profile of Michael W. Young who got a The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2017.”

Additional criterion: - „I’m only interested in the articles published in the past 3 years.”

Young M* W*

2017 to Present

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7. „I’m looking for articles which deal with the association between childhood obesity and dental caries.”

Advanced search:

ABS („childhood” W/3 „obesity”) AND ALL („dental caries”)

Databases

Online databases in alphabetical order Online databases in topic

Content o Discipline

o Sources

o Period of time

o Number of records

o Frequency of update

Type

o Primary/secondary

o Full

text/bibliographic/facto- graphic (or mixed)

Search techniques o Simple/advanced

o Accentuated letters, capitals, expression between quotation marks

o Truncation, substitution

o Operators (Boolean, numeric, local)

o Limiting toolbars

Processing of the hits o Sorting out

o Arranging the list (date, author, relevance, source)

o Visualization

o Exporting (printing, saving, sending by email)

Special services o Abstract

o Key words, dictionaries

o Cited articles

o Related websites

o Saving the search technique

o Automatic topic alert

o Saving to reference management software

List of subscribed and free databases

Full-text:

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Science Direct

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SpringerLink

Protocols, guidelines, recommendations:

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Clinical Key (individual registration is required)

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UpToDate

Metadatabases, integrated search engines:

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Entrez

Bibliographic:

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Web of Science

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Scopus

Factographic:

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Databases of the NCBI (e.g.

PubMed, PubMed Central)

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Merck Index

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MSD manuals

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PharmIndex

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SciFinder (individual registration is required)

Comparison of databases

Company Clarivate Analytics Elsevier Bibliographic

database

Web of Science Scopus

Full-text database ScienceDirect

Scientometric indexes JCR (IF) SJR Scientometric

databases InCites SciVal

Reference

management software

EndNote Mendeley

MEDLINE PubMed PubMed Central

articles of a specified

group of journals article abstracts and its

citations full-text articles

Web of Science

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Bibliographic database of Clarivate Analytics

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All of the databases of Web of Science are available through the Citation Connection package since January 2020

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Citation networks

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Easy identification of authors (e.g. supervisor)

Web of Science

Scopus

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Abstract and citation database of the Dutch Elsevier publishing company

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It enables the follow-up, assessment and visualization of scientific research due to intelligent tools.

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~ 22,000 journals from > 105 countries, from > 5000 publishers, in 40 different languages

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7.3 million conference proceedings, 120,000 books, 27 million patents

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It contains records of articles published from 1823; they are followed back from 1996; it became commercially available in 2004

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Updated on a daily basis

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Limit to, Exclude, Set alert: researchers can get notifications about new citations

Scopus

PubMed

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PubMed is a free resource developed and maintained by the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI), a division of the U.S. National Library of Medicine (NLM), at the National Institutes of Health (NIH)

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It comprises over 22 million citations and abstracts for biomedical literature indexed in NLM’s MEDLINE database, as well as from other life science journals and online books.

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The abstracts include the fields of biomedicine and health, and cover portions of the life sciences, behavioral sciences, chemical sciences, and bioengineering.

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PubMed does not include the full text of the journal article; however, the abstract display of PubMed citations may provide links to the full text from other sources, such as directly from a publisher’s website or PubMed Central (PMC).

After registration to NCBI:

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Search history

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Setting alerts

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Personal collection

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On-demand sharing

PubMed

Science Direct

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Elsevier’s database of peer-reviewed, full-text contents

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~ 2500 journals, > 8 million articles (up to: 1823), books, e-books

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4 main research areas: Physical Sciences and Engineering, Life Sciences, Health Sciences, Social Sciences and Humanities

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Simple search: fast, a lot of hits → it may require additional screening methods

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Advanced or Expert search using operators

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Image Search: searching for pictures, graphs with keywords; images appear together with the original document

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Registration: remote access, setting alerts, one account for all of the Elsevier products (Scopus, Mendeley, Reaxys etc.)

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Journal finder: it helps to find Elsevier journals based on the title and abstract of the article ( https://journalfinder.elsevier.com/)

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Mobile version for mobile devices

Science Direct

Clinical Key

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Registration is required to download materials

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Remote Access

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Search engine: clinical codes, abbreviations, common terms of diseases

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~ 1200 books, continuously updated content

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Clinical trials, guidelines, recommendations: to optimize health care

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Patient Education

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Procedures Consult: clinical procedures

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First Consult: diagnostic tools

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Collecting videos in a personal file, sending them by e-mail; but videos cannot be exported

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Adding pictures to presentations

Clinical Key

Thieme MedOne Education

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Due to a permanent subscription, a Thieme package of medical e-books is accessible in our catalog and EDS, also on Thieme’s brand new interface, from university network, or by using our Online resources from home service.

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117 titles are included, many essential textbooks for basic and advanced courses, even for medicine-related disciplines. Apart from textbooks, it contains atlases, pocket guides, handbooks, multimedia contents. Test books will help you in checking your knowledge.

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It contains particularly detailed textbooks of imaging techniques.

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Each chapter and figure is downloadable and also a handy Online View mode can be chosen.

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Using a personal account, highlighting and note taking options are available. Notes can be exported in PDF format.

Thieme Teaching Assistant Anatomy

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The Thieme Teaching Assistant Anatomy is an image collection available through academic IP addresses.

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It is a state-of-the-art web-based presentation tool featuring more than 2000 stunning illustrations and clinical images from Atlas of Anatomy, plus 100 full- colour dental images.

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We can collect images in a personal file and export them in .jpeg format.

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It enables instructors to enhance students’ learning experiences by incorporating dynamic visuals into lectures and presentations.

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It also provides users with the ability to develop materials that are tailored to the course objectives.

Visible Body

o Visible Body Human Anatomy Atlas o VB Muscle Premium Module

o Skeleton Premium Module

o Physiology Animations Premium Mod ule

o Heart Circulatory Premium Module

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Visible Body is a useful collection of interactive segments, 3D models and animations.

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It is available in English and German through academic IP address and from home with the help of the proxy server.

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You can select, rotate, move or hide each structure.

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In addition to the “traditional” atlas, the individual joints can be observed during movement, followed by the origin, adhesion, and innervation of the muscles. Two additional collections of three-dimensional physiological animations are also available.

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You can attach your personal notes to it. You can also download the final material you created.

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On the site there are also quizzes to check your knowledge.

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The site can be used on desktop and mobile devices through browser.

Acland’s Video Atlas of Human Anatomy

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This collection contains >300 direct video recordings of real human anatomic specimens with detailed comments of Robert D. Acland.

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It depicts macroscopic, microscopic, histological preparations developed at an American university.

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Vocabulary, glossary and test modules are very useful for studying. If an answer to a test question is incorrect, it will lead us to the corresponding part of the video.

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Guide in English can be found here.

Contenta repositories

http://www.ek.szte.hu/contenta-repositories/?lang=en

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The repositories of the University Library are for storing and indexing full-text documents (even as pictures, motion pictures and audio files) created during educational and research works, and the digital outputs of the library’s digitization program.

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Contenta is a key implement of carrying through the library’s content related tasks described in the law:

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it makes the central or individual uploading,

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(professional) indexing

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providing and safe, long-term archiving of several different objects possible, including research and educational publications, documents, pre- and postprints, dissertations, theses/degree works, etc.

Contenta repositories

http://www.ek.szte.hu/contenta-repositories/?lang=en

Contenta repositories

http://www.ek.szte.hu/contenta-repositories/?lang=en

Other useful databases

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HDiQDental (YouTube channel for improving knowledge in dentistry)

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EBSCO Academic Search Ultimate

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Google Scholar

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ResearchGate

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WorldCat

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Unpaywall

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Trials of the Klebelsberg Library

Other services of the Library

Acquisitions suggestion

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We can acquire textbooks for education and learning in Hungarian and foreign languages twice a year (in spring and autumn).

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To a well-aimed supply of education, we ask the instructors, interns and PhD students to help us in compiling the acquisition suggestions.

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The purchased books will be placed in the reading areas of the Klebelsberg Library, making them available for the instructors, researchers and students.

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In 2019 41 textbooks were acquired (446 516 HUF), financed by the Library.

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You can suggest the acquisition of textbooks during the academic year on this site: http://

beszjav.ek.szte.hu/index.php?token=5ba2989b7f675cdccc989dcdee52faae

User education

Library tour:

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Visiting the SZTE Klebelsberg Library in groups is completely free of charge but appointments should always be fixed prior to the visit.

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Only members of the library staff can guide the groups.

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The tours are approximately 60 minutes long, although it is flexible upon request.

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During the tour our librarians share general information about us and our services, adding interesting facts about the library.

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Temporarily, we can only accept tour applications from university units.

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Register via Group Tour form.

Introduction to library and information science:

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During this course, we will take a look at the most important library services (databases, catalogues and on-line resources, etc.)

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We collected the best aid to learn and improve yourself:

o how you can use a library?

o how you can have the best results for your research?

o and of course, how you can find any information what you need during your studies.

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We will teach the difference between catalogues and on-line resources and how a library works.