Month: October 2008
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What your feedback does..
…besides improving the next version of Mendeley: Today I noticed that two particularly nice messages were pinned to the whiteboard in the developer room. So your encouraging comments are definitely noticed and appreciated – thanks! (click for larger view)
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Mendeley Word plugin alpha 0.1 released
The very first steps towards a plugin for Microsoft Word are done and we thought we’d give you an early preview. It’s the first alpha and has some known bugs, but most of the time it does the job. 🙂 Known issues (which will be fixed in the next releases) are: Large download filesize (14.4MB)…
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One step closer to v.0.6.0 – Mendeley Desktop v.0.5.9 released
Here at Mendeley we’re all working towards version 0.6.0 which will be our next major release in November with a focus on stability and scalability, many interface tweaks, and some nice new features. Version 0.5.9 is a step in this direction but is still based on the old codebase. It will be available via auto-update…
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Web development + 1
We are happy to announce yet another addition to our web team: —— Pankaj Naug is yet another strong addition to the Mendeley web team. It took him more than a month to write this text since he likes writing code more than writing about himself. Pankaj finished his bachelor in engineering in India…
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Anatomy at the Royal Institution
As a recent member of the Royal Institution of Great Britain, I’m marveling at their events calendar which strikes me as hands down the best entertainment programme in London (if you’re into scientific talks, that is). Two of the four lectures I’ll be attending in the coming weeks are part of the members-only, black-tie “Friday…
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