Author: Alice Bonasio
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There is definitely life after acquisition
Last week Jan Reichelt, President and Co-Founder of Mendeley, got together with two other tech company founders to share their personal experiences of what the ride has been like so far. The podcast was hosted by TechCityinsider and gave some candid insight into both the challenges and the advantages of being integrated into a…
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See in JoVE how nest building can indicate the well-being of lab mice
We’re pleased to have another guest post by the team at JoVE (The Journal of Visualized Experiments). This month’s featured article explores how the way that lab mice build their nests can provide a useful indication of their welfare. The video format is a great way to convey all the subtle behavioural nuances that…
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Mendeley Collaborates with Syrian Research Exchange
The ongoing conflict in Syria is one of the world’s most pressing humanitarian crises, but an often overlooked consequence of this catastrophe is that it is also causing a generation of promising researchers to be potentially lost. Since 2012, the Illinois Institute of Technology has welcomed 35 promising students from Syria to the US, and…
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Mendeley users can now use CatchApp to track their updates on the go
You probably know that Mendeley has an open API that lets 3rd party developers build apps that work with the platform (we have over 300 of them so far!) to offer our users even more useful tools and services. One such app is a push notification service called CatchApp, which lets you keep track…
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Mendeley users can now import directly from Scopus!
We’re constantly looking to expand our web importer so that that it supports as many databases and formats as possible. In September we integrated full-text direct importing functionality from ScienceDirect, and now it’s great to be able to add Scopus – the largest abstract and citation database of peer-reviewed literature – to that list…
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