EUI Library

06/10/2026

📚 New e-book collection available!

The EUI Library now provides access to the Taylor & Francis Social Sciences and Humanities e-book collection, featuring around 13,000 e-books published between 2025 and 2027. Explore current and forthcoming titles in the social sciences and humanities, with access available until September 2027.

🔗 Access the collection via the Library catalogue: https://loom.ly/09kW-v8
🔗 and the A-Z databases list: https://loom.ly/Ko4VO94

01/10/2026

🌍📚 Now open! Global Florence: Tracing Francesco Carletti's travels through the EUI Library collections.
Visit the display in the Stockholm room and discover books, images and stories connected to Carletti's journey around the globe.
📍 EUI Library
🗓️ 1–28 October
📖 Read more in the blog post 🔗https://loom.ly/NlT9TBo

30/09/2026

💻 🗣️We're set up in Buontalenti! 🙌

Have a library question or need help finding resources? Drop by and say hello. We're here until 11:30.
📍 Buontalenti cafeteria
☕ Complimentary coffee on the go

29/09/2026

🔎 Still looking for the right sources for your research?
Tomorrow's Research Skills Series session, The Desktop Library, will introduce some of the best political, social and policy research resources available through the EUI Library.
📚 Find resources faster.
📖 Discover new sources.
✅ Sign up now: https://loom.ly/De3Nw-o

This session introduces EUI Library resources for research in political science, policy analysis, international relations, sociology and political economy.

29/09/2026

🌍📚 Discover the world of Florentine merchant and traveller Francesco Carletti (c. 1573-1636) through books from the EUI Library collection.
📍 Stockholm Room, EUI Library
🗓️ 1-28 October
🖼️ Books and images on display
📖 Read the accompanying blog post for more stories and insights 🔗 https://loom.ly/NlT9TBo

Discover the story of Francesco Carletti, the Florentine merchant who travelled around the world between 1594 and 1602. Through images, books and historical perspectives, this EUI Library exhibition explores how Florence was connected to global networks of trade, knowledge and cultural exchange.

25/09/2026

☕ Library Café goes to Buontalenti

Have a question for the Library? Drop by for an informal chat and discover our services, resources and support.

📍 Buontalenti cafeteria; Madres and Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo
📅 30 September 2026
🕙 10:00-11:30

Enjoy a complimentary coffee on the go.

No booking required. Just stop by and say hello!

22/09/2026

📚 Research skills series | The desktop library: political, social and policy research

Discover key EUI Library resources for research in political science, policy analysis, international relations, sociology and political economy.

🗓️ Wednesday 30 September
🕑 14:00-15:30
💻 Online

🔗 Register https://loom.ly/De3Nw-o

18/09/2026

📖 What research skill would you like to develop next?
Our upcoming research skills sessions are now available, with more being added throughout the year.
Whether you're planning a project, managing data, publishing your work, or exploring new research tools, you'll find sessions to support your research.
Don't see the topic you're looking for? Let us know. Your suggestions help us develop sessions that meet the needs of the EUI research community.
🔗 Browse upcoming research skills sessions: https://loom.ly/LKqbycQ

10/09/2026

📚 Did you know that the EUI Library is also a European Documentation Centre (EDC)? 💫

🗣️ Next Wednesday, our EDC is co-organising a live stream and discussion of the 2026 State of the European Union Address with Europe Direct Firenze.

🔗 More information and registration: https://loom.ly/vo0OFtE

Una visione pubblica e commentata del Discorso sullo Stato dell'Unione

08/09/2026

🔎 Looking for policy-related sources from around the world?

Explore Overton, a platform providing access to documents from governments, parliaments, think tanks, and other policy organisations in more than 180 countries.

Available through the EUI Library 🔗 https://loom.ly/gEG3Yho