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With the renewal of KULINE on August 21, the page structure within KULINE has been changed.
As a result, some URLs have broken links.

If you experience broken links, please reset your links and bookmarks.

URL of the top page

Current KULINE can still be accessed from the URL of the former KULINE home page (https://kuline.kulib.kyoto-u.ac.jp).

URL of each page other than the top page

The page structure has changed due to the renewal, so the link is broken.
Please reset your links and bookmarks.

Bibliographic shortened URL

The same current KULINE bibliography can also be accessed from the former KULINE's shortened URL, which begins with https: / / m.kulib.kyoto-u.ac.jp / webopac /.

However, for the following URLs, the bibliography has been re-created and links and bookmarks must be reset.

• Electronic journal bibliography (URL beginning with https://m.kulib.kyoto-u.ac.jp/webopac/EJ)
• Part of an e-book bibliography (part of a URL beginning with https://m.kulib.kyoto-u.ac.jp/webopac/EB)

[Kyoto University Library Network]

Thieme will hold a seminar on "Science of Synthesis", a database in the field of synthetic organic chemistry.

In the seminar, the editorial staff of Science of Synthesis will directly explain the contents of Science of Synthesis and how to use its tools efficiently. The seminar will be held at the Yoshida and Katsura campuses.
*Pre-registration is required.

Science of Synthesis Roadshow

Presenter: Dr. Marcus White (Scientific Editor, Science of Synthesis)

Yoshida - North Campus

When: Friday 8 September 2023, 10:00-
Where: Room 672, North Tower, Science Building, North Campus (Yoshida)
Registration: https://lp.thieme.de/is/sos-roadshow/jp-KyotoU-NorthCampus-2023/

Katsura Campus

When: Friday 8 September 2023, 15:00-
Where: Room A2-303, Cluster A, Katsura Campus
Registration: https://lp.thieme.de/is/sos-roadshow/jp-KyotoU-KatsuraCampus-2023/

In conjunction with the seminar, a trial of "Science of Synthesis" is available from September 1 (Fri.) to October 31 (Tue.). Please access from the campus network environment. [Added on Sep 04, 2023]
https://science-of-synthesis.thieme.com

Contact:
For inquiries regarding the seminar, please contact "Contact for More Information" on the flyer.

[E-resource Team, Kyoto University Library]

Use of electronic resources including databases, e-journals and e-books subscribed by Kyoto University is subject to copyright laws and licence agreements.
The licences generally prohibit the following uses:

• Systematic and programmatic download
• Usage beyond the private purpose
• Reproducing and distributing

Violation of the licence agreements may result in the suspension of access to e-resources for the whole University.

There have been frequent recent occurrences of users unintentionally downloading or accessing large volumes of data using pre-read browser functions. Pre-read browser functions continually access links within pages in the background while pages are being viewed. As a result of this, large volume data downloads or large volume access of which the user is unaware may occur, even if the user intends to use electronic journals in the standard way. We request your cooperation in disabling these functions by making the below changes to your browser settings.

Flier

• Electronic Journal "Excessive Access" Recent Case: It happens without any intention!!（PDF）[Flier]

Ref.

• E-Journals & E-Books List
• Flier: E-Journals : Access and Use Restrictions (PDF) [English] [Chinese] [Korean] [Japanese]
• How to use e-resources
• Warning: Large volume access using pre-read browser functions

[Kyoto University Library Network]

Posted: 2023/8/4

All 98 itmes from the Canh Phuoc Collection held by the Center for Southeast Asian Studies (CSEAS) has been newly released on the Kyoto University Rare Materials Digital Archive.

 

『潙山大圓禪師警策文』

 

▼ Canh Phuoc Collection

The Canh Phuoc Collection was found at Jing Fu si (Chùa Cảnh Phước in Vietnamese, Wat Samananam Borihan in Thai), which is one of Vietnamese Buddhist temples in Bangkok, Thailand.
The collection consists of 98 pieces of religious material written in Sino-Nom scripts from the late nineteenth to the twentieth century.
The collection is an important materials which tells us the spread of Chinese Mahayana and Vietnamese Buddhism to Southeast Asia.