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How do I find a book or magazine? In the catalogueTo search the catalog, you must be in possession of bibliographic references. Beforehand you must perform a search by subject/matter in the legal databases available at the library (Jura, Strada lex, Jurisquare). Demonstration in pictures 1°) Enter one or more terms (title word, author,...) in the search bar of the Catalogue of the libraries of the University of Namur. Feel free to use quotation marks for less noise.2°) You get a list of results sorted by relevance. These can then be filtered using facets. If you select several values within a facet, the "OR" operator is applied EXCEPT for the "Author" and "Subject" facets, which apply the "AND" operator to refine the search.Select only physical resources or online resourcesDocument types: sort by number of occurrences.Book, text encompasses both books in paper and electronic format.Periodical encompasses both journals in paper and electronic format.Electronic resourceincludes only electronic referencesOther types of documents available: memoir, comic strip, video, thesis, maps and atlases, score, sound document, editorial collection, article, object...Please note, Open Access references in the UCL Institutional Directory are also included in the catalog>adding new document types: conference paper, working paper, contribution to a collective work, report, preprint, patent...Author: authors are classified by number of occurrences with a limit of 50.Library:"UNamur-Droit": includes all documents available at the CRIDS law library and documentation center. Sublocations: "Library" or "CRIDS" or "VS" include some of our collections.Language: sorted by number of occurrences.Year of publicationSource : gives you the provenance of a record (depending on the type of document, librarians encode references in different tools)Catalog = Physical resourcesDial.pr = UCL institutional repositoryDial.ebook = Electronic bookKBeserial = Electronic periodicalKBdatabase = DatabaseTip: if you don't want to see Open Access references from the UCL institutional repository, you can deselect "Dial.pr".Status: Available, on loan, at the lending desk, in transit...Beware, there's a Bug for the statuses "at the lending desk" and "in transit": filters by libraries and institutions don't work.3°) To obtain detailed information about a document (such as storage rating, location...), you need to click on the TITLE from the results list. The detailed view contains information under different tabs:Obtain:Displays library copies with location, shelfmark, copy category (borrowable, non-borrowable, to consult on site) and status (available, return expected on+date, on order, out of inventory,...).Description: Contains detailed bibliographic information about the document.Notes1°) This new system is under development and certain functionalities will be added progressively (export of a list of results, facet by year,....)2°) Be attentive to the location, this must start with UNamur-Droit (Bibliothèque/CRIDS/VS), otherwise the work is available in another campus library.3°) For journals, you can also consult the alphabetical list of journals.4°) A mention of availability accompanied by a "Green" or "Red" colored dot appears in the list of results.Available + Green lozenge means that the work is on the shelves and appears both on borrowable, non-borrowable, for on-site consultation and for electronic resources.Not available + Red dot: appears for borrowed works, works on order, missing from inventory, binding and cataloguing.Beware, "Not available" also appears on some periodical records. This is a malfunction. Periodicals cannot be borrowed and are therefore always available for consultation.5°) Other mentions visible on the detailed screen of a record:A consultation sur place means that the work is not in direct access and must be requested at the reception desk.Lending not authorized means that the work must be consulted in the library.On order means that the work has been ordered and has not yet been received.Missing inventory means that the work has disappeared.On-lineAt the bindery means that the work is momentarily unavailable following repair by a bookbinder. In the libraryMost books in the law library are available for direct access, with the exception of those at the counter. The latter are marked "Réserve" at the shelf mark and have "A consultation sur place". Reserve structures The current year's magazines are arranged on the display racks in alphabetical order by title. The latest issue is fronted. To consult the other issues of the current year, simply lift the inclined board! Previous years are arranged in the different sections of the library.Maps of the different sections are available under document location. How do I find an electronic magazine? Two possibilities:either by consulting the alphabetical list of journals available at the Law Library, last column "Online access".or by searching the computerized catalog of the libraries of the University of Namur. Demonstration in pictures How do I find an e-book? In the catalogEbook records are distinguished by the presence of the [electronic resource book, text] below the book's cover.To get the full text quickly, you need to click on the Book title and then click on database name + right mouse button "open in new tab".To get ebooks directly from the catalog, you need to use the "Show only online resources" filter.In the databasesJuraConsultation methodconsult, print and downloadAvailable ebooksBooks published by Wolters KluwerHow to access them?from Jura, in the middle of the home page, under the heading "Publications" then "Books"Simultaneous usersillimitedOff-campus accessYES and content identical to that available on campusNoteJournal articles and monograph chapters published by Wolters Kluwer are available in full text with the option to download or print.LexNowConsultation methodconsultation, printing and downloadingEbooks availableAll books published by Anthemis, La Charte/die Keure, Politeia, Legitech, Story Publisher, LEA Uitgevers, Editions de l'ULB...How to get there?from LexNow, tab "Library" then "Books"Simultaneous usersunlimitedOff-campus accessNOStrada Lex Belgium, Europe, Luxembourg Mode of consultationOnly in consultation for books less than 3 years oldOption to download or print for books more than 3 years oldEbooks availableAll books published by the Larcier group (Larcier, Bruylant and Intersentia)How to access them?from Strada Lex, under the "Books" tab, several possibilities:"Quick access by title/author/collection"."Full-text search of all monographs"Old editions are available under the "Books" tab, then "My archives".Simultaneous users Yes Off-campus accessThe full text of journal articles and chapters from Larcier /Intersentia group monographs is available all year round but ONLY in consultation mode. Approximately 150 reference works published by the Larcier/Intersentia group are not accessible remotely but only on campus - List of books removed from off-campus accessNote The STRADA LEX version available from campus is more complete

The vast majority of books and magazines are available for direct access in the library. To help you locate them, here is a short summary of the location of the different shelf numbers.

The aim of the PharmaNam alumni association is to maintain and strengthen the ties that bind together former students who have completed at least one full cycle of studies in Pharmaceutical Sciences at the University of Namur. In addition, the association supports the Pharmacy Department, guides students in their choice of a career in pharmacy, and strengthens professional and academic relations through events such as banquets and conferences.

Context The University of Namur participates in ranking systems for higher education institutions based on various criteria or activities (teaching and research). This involves providing aggregated information on these activities according to the factors evaluated, and in certain cases, proposing to the ranking company that it contact certain reference persons external to the University of Namur likely to give an opinion on the activities evaluated. In this context, the Université de Namur processes the data it holds to provide the information required for participation in the ranking and to select and solicit referees external to the Université de Namur. Categories of personal data processed and purposes of use For the purposes of this activity, the University of Namur processes data falling into the following categories:General identification data [category grouping the following type of data: surname, first name, postal address, e-mail addresses, copy of identity card, passport photograph, telephone number ...]Personal characteristic data [category grouping the following type of data: date of birth, gender, place of birth, marital status and nationality, residence status in Belgium, mother tongue, languages spoken, possession of a driving license ...]Social data [category grouping the following type of data: data relating to the receipt of a study allowance from the Wallonia-Brussels Federation, social assistance from a CPAS, family allowances, the granting of a scholarship by the University or another entity ...]. Data relating to the student's academic career [category grouping the following type of data: data relating to the student's academic career, annual program - teaching units attended -, PAI - Programme d'accompagnement individualisé, grades, credits, exam registrations, honors, diplomas obtained, country of issue of diploma(s), jury opinions, disciplinary decisions and appeals, final year work, internships completed...]Financial data relating to a student's and doctoral student's study registration [category grouping the following type of data: data relating to the payment of tuition fees, the granting of a scholarship, a bank guarantee agreement or a financing plan (for non-EU students who cannot be financed (not assimilated)), amount allocated, duration of the scholarship...]Data relating to student mobility [category grouping the following type of data: data relating to participation in a mobility program (eg. Erasmus), dates, institution of origin or destination ...]Data relating to teaching and pedagogical activities [category grouping the following type of data: data relating to the organization of work groups, formative activities, examinations, course evaluations, tests offered as part of success support, assignments carried out ...]Data relating to the specific needs of students [category grouping the following type of data: data relating to specific needs in the support file, support plan, accommodations granted ...]Professional data [category grouping the following type of data: data relating to profession or professional activities, position in an entity outside the University, professional affiliations, paid educational leave ...]Employment data [category grouping the following type of data: employer, title of position held, grade, status [academic, scientific, ATG], stream within status, salaried status, type of employment contract, duration of contract validity, working arrangements, occupancy rate, appointment decisions, previous functions ...]Data relating to internal and external mandates [category grouping the following type of data: data relating to mandates in the various bodies of the University, in other institutions, candidacies for mandates ...]Data relating to the retention of proof of authorization or consent [category grouping together the following type of data: dates of authorization, purpose ...]Connection and logging data [category grouping the following type of data: dates and times of connection, type of operation performed, user identifier, IP addresses, type of data accessed ...]Data relating to advice given in relation to the University's activities.These data are used to:Manage the preparation of reports requested by ranking companiesManage lists of recipients of requests to participate in requests for opinions for the purposes of an external evaluation activity of the University's activities Manage the preferences (consents, op out) of the third parties of reference contacted (acceptance or not)Manage reporting on activity.Base of lawfulness of data processingWhen the University uses data to prepare reporting and the selection of a panel of referees, it is based on a legitimate interest in being able to participate in ranking systems that enhance and promote recognition on a national and international level of the activities of the University of Namur (Article 6, 1, f) of the RGPD). It seeks the consent of external referees for participation in the evaluation carried out by the relevant ranking company (Article 6, 1, a) of the RGPD). Categories of data subjects The categories of persons whose data are processed for the purposes of the activity are as follows:Registered studentsStaff membersFNRS researchersFormer staff membersFormer studentsAlumniPersons outside the University who are asked or referred to participate in an external evaluation of the University's activities. Data sources The data included in the processing activity comes from the following source(s):The person himself provided itThe data is included in a University databaseThe data comes from another source as described belowPublicly accessible sources (websites) Data recipients Data are processed solely by University individuals and departments for the purposes of carrying out the activity. Internal data recipients mainly belong to the following categories:Staff of the University's administrative servicesExternal data recipients belong to the following categories:Ranking company Characteristics of processing The retention period is determined on the basis of the following criterion(s):The need to retain data for operational purposes depending on the purpose for which it is used.Raw data used to draw up reports is kept for 3 years to enable updating in subsequent editions and answers to questions asked by ranking companies.Reference person data is kept for 5 years.At the end of this period, data is deleted or rendered completely anonymous and used for statistical purposes. Data subjects rights The rights of data subjects are described on the www.unamur.be/en/privacy-policy page. The first contact person for this is the department in charge of ranking management (qualité@unamur.be).

The CPB, through the multidisciplinary research it develops, is part of three institutes: NISM for the biomaterials side, NARILIS, for the medicinal chemistry-biotechnology side and ILEE for environmental aspects.

Research focuses on healthcare and energy by characterizing the structural and electronic properties of (macro)molecules. Researchers apply and develop a wide range of theoretical methods: quantum mechanics, molecular mechanics, hybrid QM/MM methods, and statistical mechanics. In a complementary way, UCPTS is developing expertise in structure determination and characterization of (macro)molecules through experimental physico-chemical methods (crystallography, calorimetric analyses, bio-spectroscopies). 

Research at UCNANO focuses on energy storage, pollution control and health, developing sustainable and innovative solutions to society's current challenges. Research focuses on energy, the environment, the conversion of waste into high value-added products, green chemistry and health. UCNANO develops high-performance materials with low environmental impact that promote the circular economy and biomedical applications, in heterogeneous catalysis, photocatalysis, nano- and bio-technologies, energy storage and conversion and cell therapy.

UCO's research focuses on the pharmaceutical and chemical industries. A first axis focuses on organic synthesis, applied to natural and non-natural molecules with biological and pharmacological activity and to the development of new reactions. The second focuses on bio-organic chemistry and the mechanistic study of enzymes. A third focuses on the study of the chemical reactivity of new acidic and basic species and their use in catalysis.

UCESA's research focuses explore corrosion and medical materials. Research is mainly focused on the chemistry and electrochemistry of surface materials and structured interfaces. Research focuses on the functionalization of surfaces, the electrochemical elaboration of biomaterials and anti-corrosion coatings, and the development and application of local electrochemical analyses.