Month: April 2014
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Supporting a 'chocolate box assortment' of programs
One of the ways Mendeley hopes to change the way we do research is to increase collaboration and connection between researchers across the world, especially in developing countries and places with less access to resources. Blue Ventures is a marine conservation organization committed to rebuilding tropical fisheries in some of the world’s poorest coastal communities. Besides…
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Meet the Mendeley Operations team!
The Mendeley Operations Team helps keep the Mendeley offices going. From providing us with delicious snacks and awesome parties, to hiring great team members and facilitating interesting projects, this team is at the heart of Mendeley’s collaborative culture. This is a perfect time to meet the Mendeley Operations Team, as there is also a chance…
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Meet our April Advisor of the Month!
Congratulations and thank you to Godfred Darko! Godfred is not only a fairly new Advisor, but a fairly new user of Mendeley. However, he has dived right into the role and impressed us with his energy. It’s not just the nearly two dozen workshops and seminars he has organized since becoming an Advisor two months…
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The Brooke: Creating a true academic social network
Earlier this year, we had the chance to meet with Polly Compston and members of The Brooke and do some collaborative training. The Brooke is an animal welfare organization, dedicated to improving working conditions for horses, donkeys, mules and their owners, in Africa, Asia and Latin America. The Brooke both does practical on-the-ground programs and…
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Mendeley for iOS7
Today we’re very pleased to announce the latest update to Mendeley for iOS. This release brings a refined user interface, that is designed to feel at home on iOS7 and above, but still retains the familiarity and usability of the previous design. It’s currently rolling out slowly on the app store, but should be available…
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