Month: July 2011
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Calling all Educational Researchers! Join us for a free instructional session on July 19th at 2PM EDT to learn about Mendeley for Educators.
Calling all education researchers! Come learn about how you can use Mendeley to spend less time searching the literature and more time doing research. We’ll discuss topics such as: what Mendeley is (and what it’s not), who’s using Mendeley, how Mendeley makes educational research easier, Mendeley & intellectual property, and Mendeley’s role in the future…
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Mendeley Web Update – discipline pages, activity notifications, and more.
There’s been a lot of work under-the-hood at Mendeley Web lately, so it makes me happy to finally be able to share with you some of the things we’ve been working on. Some of you may have already noticed the new notifications lightbulb in the upper right of the page when you’re logged into Mendeley.…
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Mendeley Desktop 1.0 Preview Update
We are getting closer! An updated version of the Mendeley Desktop 1.0 Preview (1.0-dev3) is available. It can be downloaded from the bottom of the downloads page or via automatic update from Mendeley Desktop 1.0-dev2. This update includes many bug fixes, including fixes for the de-duplication tool and the Mac Word plugin. For the full…
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The Top 10 papers in Biological Sciences by Mendeley readership.
With the Mendeley for Life Scientists webinar coming up on Thursday, I thought I would take a look at the readership stats for Biological Sciences. Biological Sciences has long been our biggest discipline, and having done my doctoral work in the Life Sciences, I knew this would be interesting. Overall, researchers in bioinformatics contributed most…
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A Mendeley data mashup wins at Data In Sight hacker competition.
Two weekends ago, a group of developers and designers gathered at the Adobe offices in downtown San Francisco to work on data visualization projects taking open data sets and fusing them in creative ways to yield new insights. Datasets were provided by Infochimps and Factual and judges were brought in from some of the top…
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