Month: June 2015
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Mendeley for Android – An interview with Product Manager Steve Dennis
We made it! Mendeley for Android has been out for 2 weeks, allowing you to read and annotate PDFs, sync your annotations and documents across all your devices, use Mendeley offline during your commute, search your library and edit document details, and download or remove PDFs on demand! On top of that, not only have we…
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We have a winner!
Congratulations to Noel D of Richmond, Virginia, winner of our Social media Nexus 9 competition. And, congratulations to George S from Edinburgh, winner of our Email Nexus 9 competition. Thanks for all the entries! Keep an eye on the Mendeley blog and Social media channels for Mendeley news and future competitions. Mendeley for Android is…
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Eyes on Pluto – Now you too can journey to the outer edge of our Solar System!
“It says something very deep about humans and our society, something very good about us, that we’ve invested our time and treasure in building a machine that can fly across three billion miles of space to explore the Pluto system…..” Alan Stern, Astronomer and Aeronautical Engineer quoted in Smithsonian, June 2015 The New Horizons mission…
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Congratulations June Advisor of the Month – Blessing Chataira-Mawire
We’re proud to present Blessing as the June Advisor of the Month! Blessing has been working hard to not only spread knowledge of Mendeley in her community, but she is also the Deputy Director-Training and Outreach at ITOCA as well as helping in the development of learning material for the Research4Life and other capacity building programmes…
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NASA Museum Alliance
As the NASA Space probe, New Horizons, approaches Pluto, members of the NASA Museum Alliance are preparing to host various events to live-stream and celebrate this nine and a half year journey that culminates in a momentous Pluto Flyby! The Museum Alliance is a NASA-centric STEM community of science educators, museums, observatories, planetariums, science-technology centers;…
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