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NFDI4ING, the consortium for the engineering sciences in the National Research Data Infrastructure (NFDI), will continue to receive funding from October 2025 until the end of 2028.

The Historical Archives will be closed from 21 July to 8 August 2025, during which time no enquiries will be answered and no advice will be given to users.

On Tuesday 2025-07-15, the Information & Service counters at all three ULB locations will only be open from 10:30am due to an internal event.

From the beginning of August to the end of November 2025, extensive construction work will be carried out inside the ULB Stadtmitte.

During the Heinerfest, the ULB Schloss will close at 5pm on 3, 4 and 7 July 2025. The other locations will remain open as usual.

Lecture on 07 July 2025 at 5pm in the ULB Stadtmitte

The ULB presents the history of Darmstadt. An accompanying showcase exhibition displays suitable exhibits from the library's collections.

Supporting researchers and communities in creating interoperable, machine-readable metadata – that is the goal of the AIMS2 project. In the second funding phase of the DFG project, the focus lies on involving additional research communities and further developing the AIMS software as well as integrating it into subject-specific infrastructures such as electronic laboratory notebooks.

On these days, an online training course will take place with a focus on ‘eLabFTW – Applications via the web interface and API interface’. Registration required.

At the beginning of June, the former professor of Tongji University, Li Lezeng, and the head of the University archive of Tongji University, Zou Xiaolei, visited the Historical Archive of TU Darmstadt. They spent two days researching Chinese students at TU Darmstadt before 1945.