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Open science and academic libraries (citizen science) Research in social science (Citizen Science), the interaction of various stakeholders, from researchers to consumers of research results, which is the most important prerequisite for the well-being of society, scientific progress, and solving global problems. Mārīte Saviča ( marite.savica@lu.lv ; +371 67034864; www.biblioteka.lu.lv/en/about-us/cooperation/ ) Gita Rozenberga ( gita.rozenberga@lu.lv ; +371 28393004; www.biblioteka.lu.lv/en/about-us/cooperation/ )

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The library and reading room are located on the 2nd floor of the House of Science. It contains 18,000 copies of the most popular and latest publications in medical sciences, as well as physics, mathematics, optometry and more than 170 thousand e-resources . Books can be received, transferred or extended using self-service machines. A self-service computer wall with 36 laptops is available. There are workplaces for individual and group work of students, where desks are equipped with adjustable lighting and sockets. In order to promote students' acquisition of knowledge and skills in human anatomy, 30 models of human skulls are available in the library (possible to reserve electronically in the PRIMO system), while a human skeleton model is available for individual studies in the library's reading room. Regulation of the Library Contact: Email: zinatnubibl@lu.lv Phone:+371 26532958 Skype: LU Bibliotēkas Zinātņu mājas bibliotēka www.biblioteka.lu.lv/en

, illustrated monographs on the history of Latvia and Latvian culture and also recollections.. To implement the concept of tailoring book designs according to their content, Goppers involved eminent Latvian artists of art design. They were talented etching masters, e.g., Oskars Norītis  (1909–1942), Jānis Plēpis (1909–1947), Rihards Zariņš (1869–1939), Edgars Slavietis (1905–1986). Books were illustrated by the painter Ludolfs Liberts (1895–1959) and sculptor Teodors Zaļkalns (1876–1972). Largely thanks to the publishing activities of  M. Goppers, Latvian books of art of the second half of the thirties can be considered as an independent genre.   None of the books from this publishing house were the same as another, as the books had an individual high-quality polygraphic design and the number of copies printed was small, only 400 to 3000. These small size books had a so-called pocket-size format and the smaller of them were only 5,5 x 8,8 cm. Some individual books, printed on paper