In addition to the services common to all the Libraries of the UPC, these services are provided in a specific way:
In addition to the services common to all the Libraries of the UPC, these services are provided in a specific way:
The library has different ones spaces to meet your academic and research needs. One reading to study and work in silence and 6 work rooms to study and work in a group.
The library has different ones equipments to borrow: laptops, headphones, calculators, USB sticks, etc.
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If you need a place to leave your belongings during library opening hours, we offer 8 self-service lockers, you will find them at the library entrance. Consult them instructions for use.
The BookCrossing service at the FME Library was created with the aim of encouraging the exchange of books among the university community, promoting reading and the circulation of knowledge in a free and accessible way. Check out the rules of use.

This competition is jointly organized by Professor Xavier Gràcia and the FME library. It is an activity to celebrate International Mathematics Day on March 14, 2026.
To FME students who follow theInstagram of the'@fme_upc and/or of the @BibliotecaFME.
The competition has several objectives:
A breakfast worth €10 will be raffled off among the students who have answered each question correctly.
An ABACUS voucher worth €60 will be raffled among all participants who have answered a question correctly.
The draw will be held once the deadline for answering each question has expired through a "random" application.
The awards ceremony will be (date to be confirmed)
| Day |
Interrogatory
|
Answer | Winner |
| February 27 |
In Mathemapolis there are two mathematicians fighting in combat. Who are they? |
Newton and Leibniz | Alex Marti (GM) |
| March 2 |
Near Descartes we see the acronyms that guide us in the 21st century. What are they? |
GPS | Pere Carranza (MESIO) |
| March 4 |
A few letters appear on the Mathematical City poster, but there is one that does not belong to the Latin or Greek alphabets. What is it?
|
Aleph | Bartomeu Enrich (GM) |
| March 6 |
Where is Galois sitting in the image of Mathemapolis?
|
On a roof | Julia Marquet (GM) |
| March 9 |
In Matemápolis there are buildings that evoke a Prussian city, currently under Russian rule. What problem owes its name to these buildings?
|
Bridges of Königsberg | Josep Sans (MOM) |
| March 11 |
In Matemápolis we see a father trying to drag his daughter, perhaps to school. What does the man do?
|
Topologist | Miquel Ainaud Fondevila (GM) |
| March 13 |
How many rooms does the Matemápolis hotel have? |
Infinites | Miquel Ainaud Fondevila (MESIO) |
| Final draw |
|
Pau Hormias (GM) |