Month: February 2011
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Check out academic lectures on Seminar Streams
Seminar streams is a new service that hosts open access lectures and academic talks. They’ve already got some great academic content such as this talk about membrane protein assembly and this one about the inflammation-cancer link via NF-kappa B and HIF. We think open access academic video content is a great addition to what’s available…
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New Mendeley Update: OpenURL support, improved article pages, and easier citation entry for Open Office and Mac
Today brings a major new update for Mendeley Web as well as a new Development Preview of Mendeley Desktop. Here’s a short list of some of the improvements:
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Managing your research the modern way: Research together with colleagues using an activity feed
This post is the third post in a series of posts designed to introduce you to the new information organization, discovery, and retrieval concepts in Mendeley. In part 1 we discussed tags and filters and in part 2 we discussed the idea of search as an interface to your research. Today I’d like to talk…
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Please read this: granular privacy settings are now available for your Mendeley profile.
Privacy settings can be difficult to understand. We really want to make sure that everyone can easily control what aspects of their Mendeley activity are visible and to whom. Towards that end, we have added more granular privacy settings where you can specify what parts of your profile should be visible to each of three…
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Get Excited and Make Things: Mendeley is a research platform
The Mendeley API has been public since August and we now have hundreds of developers working on all sorts of cool projects using the unique social research data available through the Open API. There are plugins for Wordpress and Drupal, data mashups like Readermeter, a mobile app for Android(coming soon), and there’s even a basic…
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