Author: Miji Choi

• Research has always been and will continue to be *social*

  Thank you for participating in our Social Media Week event held at Google New York yesterday. Our panel session addressed scholarly communications and we are thrilled to have hosted it. SMW organizing committee and Google team – you are awesome!

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  February 9, 2011

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• One-on-One with Jessica Hammer, Game Researcher at Columbia University

  Jessica Hammer, a Mellon Interdisciplinary Graduate Research Fellow at Columbia University, shares her candid thoughts about Mendeley. She spills the beans on what made her start using it, as well as her likes and dislikes about the best tool yet for managing her heavy-duty research life. Thank you, Jessica, for taking the time to chat!…

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  Miji Choi

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  December 3, 2010

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• New York, New York

  We’ve made our way to the other side of the pond. We’re a small, talented team of six hard at work! Our NY team is ready to reach out to those who still suffer from the pains of managing their references. We’re also reaching out to those who have not yet seen the light.

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  Miji Choi

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  October 1, 2010

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• Mendeley is being watched.

  Pressure, the good kind, is continuing to build up. We are being named, listed, and watched. Just a month ago, Mendeley was named as the start-up most likely to change the world for the better at The Guardian Activate 2010 Summit. What better encouragement could there be, we thought. We jumped up and down, patted…

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  Miji Choi

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  August 6, 2010

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• Drum rolls… and the winner is Mendeley! #Activate2010

  We believe that we will change the world for the better. Yup, this exciting and glorious ambition is what keeps us going. But we also realize that we are not the only one sweating to make it happen. That’s exactly why it is such an honor to have placed first at the Guardian Activate Future…

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  Miji Choi

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  July 1, 2010

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