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The UAB Libraries present our 2025-2030 Action Plan, which is aligned with the UAB Horizon 2030 plan and framed within the Strategic Plan for the improvement of the impact and visibility of research and knowledge transfer at UAB 2024-2027, with the aim of contributing to the University’s success.

The Periodicals Room hosts a photography exhibition that gives voice to Palestinian women, highlighting their daily resistance and struggle against occupation. The exhibition, led by Ester Pérez Berenguer, SUDS, and SCI Catalonia, is open until January 31st.

The Science and Technology Library hosts an exhibition of original artistic photographs of the bark of some of the trees chosen from all those on the UAB Campus.

The Humanities Library presents the exhibition "Rafael Tasis, Between Exile and Literature", a tribute to the writer, critic, and cultural activist Rafael Tasis i Marca (1906-1966). Located on the third floor, the exhibition explores his career as a pioneer of Catalan noir fiction, translator, and champion of the Catalan language and culture.

The UAB libraries are kicking off 2025 by offering all the support you need to start the new academic year on the right foot!

The UAB document loan service and the PUC loan service are adjusted during the Christmas period.

The UAB Libraries will adjust their opening hours during the Christmas period, from December 23 to January 6 (inclusive).

Half a year has passed since the launch of ARE+, the new authentication and access system to the UAB Digital Library, and the community of users who use the new system is growing steadily.

In the final exhibition of the year, the Science and Technology Library is once again lending its display cases, this time to showcase the evolution of information systems and remote sensing through the experience of the MiraMon program, the first and only GIS created entirely in Catalan. 

On the ground floor of the Communication Library and General Newspaper Archives, you can visit two complementary exhibitions related to Palestine and the journalism profession, available until the end of January.