The university library is introducing a new digital service designed to make using library services even simpler and more convenient. Thanks to this development, the library card will be available in digital form in addition to the traditional plastic card.

CZUR ET professional document and book scanners are now available to readers in the university library. Books and documents can be scanned quickly and with high quality, without having to stretch the book’s spine across a glass plate.  

When scanning books, the software automatically corrects for page curvature and treats each page as a separate page. The scanned images remain natural and easy to read, regardless of the angle at which the book is positioned. Thanks to the OCR feature, the text in scanned documents can be recognized and saved in formats such as Word, PDF, Excel, or TXT. Support for OCR technology in over 180 languages makes this tool truly versatile.  

The world of research is constantly changing: new expectations, new tools, new challenges. To navigate the increasingly complex system of scholarly publishing, it is important to keep pace with these changes. Between May and June, Wiley is offering a 5-part webinar series to help researchers better understand the publication process, as well as the opportunities and risks presented by AI. 

If you have any fines or unreturned books in the university library, the library can put a block on your Neptun account that may restrict your application for the exams and the registration and enrollment process at the beginning of the next semester. Upon logging in, a pop-up window warns you about this on Neptun as well. 

Invitation to the EDUC-WIDE RAEG research workshop titled “AI in Research Evaluation: Ethics, Boundaries, and Institutional Best Practices”.

Where do we draw the line between AI "merely" polishing the grammar of a text–and it actually evaluating the professional content? And ultimately: is it acceptable for an algorithm to decide whether the work of a colleague or a student is good enough?