Month: August 2014
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Meet the API Team!
Keeping science open has always been part of Mendeley’s mission. There are many ways we achieve this, but our developer portal throws opens the Mendeley platform for developers to create and build tools to make researchers’ lives easier using Application Programming Interfaces — known as APIs. It is thanks to the Mendeley API that some of your…
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Congrats August Advisor of the Month — Vicky Pyne!
Congratulations and thank you to Vicky Pyne! Vicky recently participated in a video for our Women in STEM series (you can see these stories on our YouTube channel, including some of our own Mendeley employees), and we loved her passion for the topic, both as a medical student and someone with a decade of experience of…
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Mendeley Desktop 1.12 Available Now
We’re very pleased to announce that Mendeley Desktop 1.12 is now available, and will appearing as an auto-update for all users over the next couple of days. This release resolves two popular user requests, as well as numerous bug fixes. Print PDFs from Mendeley Desktop Printing has been our #2 user request for some time (second to an Android…
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Crowdfunding Innovative Water Treatment Research
Mendeley is proud to help spread the word about how research makes a positive impact in people’s lives, which is why we were really happy to work more closely with Elsevier in Research4Life. At its core, research is about making the world a better place, and technology is a key way of enabling this. As part…
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"You Need Perseverance to realise your dreams" Meet Adriana Ocampo, Lead Program Executive at NASA’s New Frontier’s Program
Interview by Claire van den Broek “I used to go to the roof of my house in Buenos Aires and dream about the stars,” recalls Adriana Ocampo. And as Science Program Manager at NASA, it’s probably fair to say that she’s one of those people who tends to turn their dreams into reality. I tell students that…
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