Participating Libraries
The INLN has grown from five members in 2005, when it was
founded as a joint initiative by the IAEA Library and the
Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd (AECL), to forty four members
coming from twenty seven countries.
List of current members →
IAEA Library →
Catalogues Online
On the route to integration of research and retrieval
techniques across nuclear information repositories and
collections, the INLN offers a one access landing page to
ten online library catalogues catering for nuclear and
scientific literature, international standards and patents,
best practice guidelines and all other forms of “grey”
literature.
List
of OPACs →
Membership
Nuclear libraries are invited to participate in the INLN
and enjoy premium, global library services. The IAEA Library,
acting as the Coordinating Library of the network, hosts the
INLN website, further supported by nuclear libraries
worldwide. As the Network evolves and matures, its strategic
goals are negotiated and set by its Members, a manifestation
of the Network’s solid democratic base.
Become a member →
Services
Research support and document delivery are by far the most popular
services shared among INLN members. In 2011, more than 61% of
all requests for information were related with scientific research
or delivery of scientific content.
More about services →
Activities
Since March 2013, the
V.G. Khlopin Radium
Institute - a subsidiary enterprise of the Rosatom
Nuclear Energy State Corporation (Rosatom)
- is the latest member of the INLN. Radium Institute
coordinates leading research into subjects that relate to
nuclear power engineering, radioecology, and isotope
production.
More on the story →
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