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Exhibition showing the biases that can be generated by different voting procedures.

What is Artificial Intelligence? How does it work? How can it help you in teaching, research or your studies? The new guide from the UAB Library Service offers you a clear and practical introduction to understanding this technology that is transforming the academic world and the way we learn, research and generate knowledge.

The booths on the first floor will become silent spaces starting Monday the 17th November

This November, the Social Sciences Library presents three exhibitions: one dedicated to the 2025 Nobel Prize in Economics; The Boy Who Sold the World, a photographic exhibition by Dom Fernández on loan from AFOCER; and a bibliographic selection on children’s rights, part of the celebration of November 20th, International Children’s Day.

The month of November is the International Games Month and the Libraries of the UAB organize a series of activities in which games are the protagonists!

From 5 November to 19 January, the UAB Veterinary Library hosts a photography exhibition that invites us to look at nature from a new perspective: about thirty bird photographs captured through the practice of birdwatching, an activity that merges a passion for nature with scientific research.

From 13 November to 13 December, the Medical Library will host an exhibition exploring the boundaries between emotions and mental illness. The opening, which will take place on 13 November at 1 p.m., will feature the author, Montserrat Valentí, and Professor Lydia Giménez, who will give a talk entitled From Fragility to Resilience.

In 2025, the centenary of the birth of Andrea Camilleri (Porto Empedocle, 1925 – Rome, 2019) is being commemorated. Camilleri was a writer who achieved great popularity and was recognized during his lifetime as a literary classic.

The Library, in collaboration with the Video Game Interest Group, reviews the teaching, research, and cross-curricular activities related to video games occurring on the UAB campus. 

This Friday, the Veterinary Library reopens its doors after a two-month period of refurbishment work.