Library and its University: the Experience of Research Support

Research libraries, the system of which has been developed for solving library and information tasks within the framework of the traditional system of scientific communication, need to seek new forms and areas of work in order not to fall out of electronic scientific communications. The analysis of the library experience of foreign and domestic universities on research support, that can be borrowed by research libra-
ries, has shown that academic libraries are in active search of specific forms to support research, however none was used by any of the libraries. There is a strong trend to deal with all aspects of information treatment that are associated with storage, searching, and using the full-texts and metadata. Changes in the content of information, bibliographic and library work require major changes in the contents of the libra-
rian training. Perhaps there will appear new terms referring to the historically formed current professions.

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