Month: September 2017
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1800 Journals Enable Data Sharing Through Mendeley Data
You may have noticed that funding bodies and universities increasingly require you to share your research data at the end of your project. This often coincides with the time when you publish papers about your research. Therefore, journals are looking for ways to make it easier to you to share your data and comply with…
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Tips for applying for EU research Funding – ERC Grants
Looking for European Union Research Funding? Try Mendeley Funding! By Seema Sharma Introduction Horizon 2020 is the EU’s current research, innovation and development framework, offering €80 billion in grant funding to researchers over a seven year period (2014-2020). It differs from its forerunner, FP7, in that it combines all funding directives into a single…
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Mendeley Brainstorm – Quantum Computing – We Have a Winner!
Many thanks to all those who entered the Mendeley Brainstorm related to Quantum Computing; picking a winner was not easy, however in the end, we selected Rui Santos’s post: Revolution, as a concept itself, implies a shift in the until now set paradigm of thinking and doing. As offered now, computing runs the output scenario…
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Why Researchers Love Mendeley
The core of Mendeley’s expanding ecosystem is its reference manager; researchers find it a convenient tool to organize their library, read and annotate, write and cite. In love with @mendeley_com pic.twitter.com/uGkxxCXrNM — Katenha (@katenhacarvalho) September 12, 2017 Totally spoiled by @mendeley_com 5 pages of references cited in the blink of an eye. Thank you for…
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Find Out What You’ve Missed: Use Mendeley and Stay Up to Date
The hazy, hot days of summer are behind us, and it’s time to fire up the app and the laptop, catch up on what one may have missed whilst on the beach, and get back to work. With so much information being generated on a daily basis, it can be a daunting task to get…
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