Fekete Gézáné (szerk.): Telekiek alapítványa. Az Akadémiai Könyvtár az alapítástól az önálló könyvtárépületig 1826–1988 (A MTAK közleményei 24. Budapest, 1989)

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SUMMARIES Vekerdi, L.: Homes, results and problems of a library The Library of the Hungárián Academy of Sciences has one of the major scien­tific document collections of the country. It contains 960 thousand books, 273 thou­sand manuscripts, and 21 thousand microfilmes. The history of the Library since 1826 is presented on the occasion of the occupation of the new library building with an area of 6054 m 2, the double of its previous space. In this enlarged space the library intends to function in an improved manner, to serve the cause of science in this country by traditional and advanced methods. Balázs,J. -Fekete,M.-Gregorovicz,A.: Publishing activities of the Library of the Hun­gárián Academy of Sciences The Library of HAS has been known as a scientifíc workshop and publishing house as well, in addition to its traditional library functions and services. Its publish­ing duties of three decades have produced various serials like Proceedings, Manuscript Holding Catalogues, Orientál Studies, Budapest Orientál Reprints, Informatics and Science Analysis as well as monographs and periodicals (Research and Development, ECSSID Bulletin, Analecta Linguistica, Hinglnfo). The publishing functions is deter­mined by its academic nature, i.e., its scope is directed toward documentation science, broad information services, history of the Academy and the Library, publication of valuable pieces of our national history. The publishing functions unify the services and the creative activities of the Library of HAS. Braun, T.-Klein,Á. -Kovács,Zs.: From ASCA to BITS. New computerized informa­tion services of the Library of the Hungárián Academy of Sciences The Library of HAS introduced new bibliographic information services called ASCA, based on the Science Citation Index (SCI) database of the Institute for Scien­tifíc Information (ISI, Philadelphia, USA). They cover both SDI services and retro­spective retrieval services. Extending the Library's former SDI services, new weekly current awareness services called BIO-MIX have been introduced on the fields of bio­technology, genetics and molecular biology. In addition, unifíed ASCA/ASCATOPICS/­BIO-MIX services are available on floppy discs to create personal files for users possess­ing IBM PC or compatible microcomputers. Finally, the library offers selected topicai bibliographies based on the literature of given subject fields, a service called BITS. 102

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