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Mendeley’s vision for supporting researchers
Gaby Appleton is the Managing Director for Mendeley and Researcher Products at Elsevier. She leads an expert product management team in a mission to support millions of researchers with better digital information systems. The aim is to help them have more impact with their work and effectively demonstrate that impact, to stay up to date,…
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We’re continuing to offer Mendeley Institutional Edition benefits
You may have seen some recent posts about Mendeley Institutional Edition (MIE) benefits no longer being offered. We’d like to reassure all our users that this is not the case. MIE customers will continue to receive their existing benefits, which will be integrated into our core Elsevier institutional offering. Our communication around this has not…
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Mendeley advisor of the month: Eko Sumartono, SP., M.Sc
Eko Sumartono is a researcher at the Department of Agribusiness, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Bengkulu. Eko was born to a family of teachers and farmers: “Our life was very simple at that time. I was born in a city full of history, and a long coastal area, namely Bengkulu, Indonesia. Beginning in 1999, I…
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Meet the team: Heather Williams
Job title Sr. Product Manager for Mendeley Careers Introduction I studied as a psychologist and majored in human-technology interaction (human factors). My first job was at the US DOD Human Systems Analyst Centers at Wright-Patterson Air Force Case in Ohio. Later I moved to LexisNexis, inspired by what I heard a couple of my grad…
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The importance of interoperability
We recognize that interoperability is vitally important to Mendeley users. Our users should be able to easily integrate what they are doing on Mendeley with other applications and tools. We also want to ensure that this workflow experience is seamless: moving from our platform to one that you use for different tasks should be quick…
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