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On April 23 at 3:00 p.m., the Estonian University of Life Sciences Library will host the opening of a photo exhibition by expatriate Estonian engineer, photographer, and mountaineer Olaf Sööt, titled "On Mountain Trails from Alaska to Tierra del Fuego". The exhibition will remain open until 18 June.
Spring brought welcome news. Despite the stormy winds of technology, the economy, and politics, the oldest Estonian‑language professional journal began appearing again after a year’s pause – Eesti Mets (Estonian Forest).
Trial access to the Wiley Online Books is now available for the Estonian University of Life Sciences.
Researchers at the Estonian University of Life Sciences can now publish open access in eight former hybrid Royal Society journals free of charge. To qualify, authors must submit their manuscripts using their @emu.ee email addres.
Until April 22, access to publisher of video resources JoVE will be available on the university's computer network.
On the occasion of the 108th anniversary of the Republic of Estonia, a poetry exhibition is open at the Estonian University of Life Sciences Library. „Ei tule luule tuulest / Poetry does not come from the wind“ is the title of an Estonian poetess Anna Haava’s poem.
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