Author: Shruti Desai
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The world’s most diabolical virus: Pint of Science preview
We’re hoping this post goes viral, but only because we’re rabid for the subject. Okay, puns aside, Dr. Kirstyn Brunker’s research into rabies and viruses as part of Pint of Science is a fascinating look at some of the work scientists are doing to solve global hazards. Mendeley is proud to be partnering with Pint…
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Dealing with Dementors: How to Handle Negative Workplaces
It seems wholly appropriate to publish a piece on workplace negativity on Wednesday — the middle of the week can sometimes feel impossible to get over, especially when negative colleagues are dragging you down. Can you believe there is a scientific reason for why your aggravating colleague acts the way he or she does? Dr. Alexandra…
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Beware the Banana Killer! The future of food: A Pint of Science Preview
We’re bananas about our latest Pint of Science post! Sarah Schmidt is previewing her research on Fusarium wilt of bananas and how engineering resistance in bananas is a crucial part of our future food security. Mendeley is proud to be partnering with Pint of Science for the third year running. As an introduction to the…
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1,000,000 degrees with a chance of solar flares: a Pint of Science solar weather report
Mendeley is proud to be partnering with Pint of Science for the third year running. As an introduction to the great talks on offer we’re going to be previewing some of the most interesting here on the Mendeley Blog, featuring speakers from across all Pint of Science themes. You can follow along on our…
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Mendeley partners with Pint of Science Festival
Pint Of Science is back and only 3 weeks away! Mendeley is proud to be partnering with Pint of Science for the third year running. This year, we are sponsoring “Atoms to Galaxies” events across the UK. The last two years of the festival have been a massive success, and we feel passionate about the Pint of Science…
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