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Fundamental Scientific Library of the National Academy of Sciences of Armenia and the Universal Decimal Classification Consortium (UDCC) has signed an agreement for permission to translate the selected sections of UDC into Armenian and publish the pocket edition of UDC.
 
Academy of Sciences of Russian Federation provides its open access scholarly journals on the Internet at http://www.mathnet.ru
 
International Scientific-Educational Center of NAS RA from September
2009 has launched a new Masters course "Library and Information Science".
 
Address
Fundamental Scientific Library
National Academy of Sciences
24d, Marshal Baghramian Ave.,
Yerevan, 0019
Republic of Armenia
Tel:(374-10) 52-47-50
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Working hours
Mon-Fri:                      9:00-19:00
Sat:(circul. dept.)       10:00-16:00

 

 
 The Library is closed on the following days:

December 31, January 1 & 2 - New Year's Day
Januatry 6  -  Armenian Christmas / Good Friday
January 28 - National Army Day
March 8 - International Women's Day
April 24 - Armenian Genocide Memorial Day

May 1 - International Labour Day
May 9 - Victory Day
May 28 -  Republic Day
July 5 - Constitution Day
September 21 - Armenian Independence Day 

 
 
The Library at a glance
Our mission
  Our vision
The Fundamental Scientific Library as a dynamic space of creativity, as a source of knowledge and a place for learning and research has welcomed and served researchers, students, and academicians from different subject areas since 1935.
•Three million physical documents in various media in all fields of Science
• A team of digital content consultants and subject librarians specialized in their disciplines
• Numerous collections in Armenian, Russian, European and Eastern languages
• Unique collection of Armenian rare books dating back to the XVI century and collection of Armenian periodicals dating back to the XIX century
• Web portal providing access to various digital resources
• Involvement with the National Academy of Sciences institution libraries to disseminate knowledge and research results amongst academic communities
• More than 40 computers for the library visitors
• More than 16000 users visit

 

•To preserve the scholarly and cultural heritage for the future generations
• To support digitization, access to and preservation of scientific and cultural heritage
• To provide for the library users better working conditions by implementing and introducing technologies of the 21st century
• To create and promote digital library systems based on open standards, open access models, and open source software solutions
• To facilitate collaboration between the academic libraries of NAS RA
• To foster LIS education and to implement life long learning models amongst Armenian librarians
Our vision for the first quarter of the 21st century is to participate in the joint activities on building ‘Knowledge-based Society’ in Armenia. To decrease the digital divide and to develop integrated and interactive networked communities, we are planning to work actively for solving the problem of “the 3 C’s”:
 • CONNECTIVITY: linking digital libraries and on-line educational resources to broadband research and academic networks - so that Armenians will have fast access to digital resources important to their learning, research, businesses and work.
CONTENT: developing activities for the benefits of users in the following key areas: scholarly communication; digital library services; services and facilities for academic institution libraries - so that over time information and knowledge accumulated in the Armenian libraries will be transformed to the digital form.
COMPETENCY: supporting learning and teaching in LIS for the library community and students across Armenia, so that content creators and content users will have sufficient knowledge for creating, managing, preserving, accessing and  retrieving Armenian’s digital assets.

 

 

 

 Reconstruction works are carried out  in the Fundamental Scientific Library, supported by Armenian General Benevolent Union(AGBU), from 15 February to 5 June, 2008.
Circulation department, reader hall # 1, exhibition hall, entrance hall  and WC-s of the first and second floors are  reconstructed.