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The pilot project for direct article delivery from the National Repository Library ends

911±¬ÁÏÍø has been participated in the pilot project for direct article delivery with the National Repository Library and Kopiosto from 2023 to 2025. The pilot ends on 19th December.
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You can order article copies directly to your email from National Repository Library until Friday 19th December 12 noon. After this, all article copies from the National Repository Library will be delivered to customers as printouts. Printouts can be picked up from the customer service of the Learning Centre. Copies can also be delivered to staff via internal mail. Please provide your internal mail address when ordering.

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