Author: victorhenning
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Our experience with the RIN Tender "Web 2.0 resources for researchers"
Happy New Year from everyone at Team Mendeley! We’re excited to be back from the holidays and buzzing with ideas. We’ve got a couple of newsworthy bits, but that’s for another post. This one is about a research proposal we submitted in December, trying to get selected by the Research Information Network for a commissioned…
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All your favourite software engineers, now in pictures
We now have a Mendeley Photostream on Flickr where you can follow all of our exploits. First up: Our geektastic Christmas party which started at the go-kart racing track and ended in a no-holds-barred Rockband session at our office. Moreover, pictures from my recent US tour giving talks and Mendeley demos at Drexel University, Princeton,…
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Vote for your favourite new features on our new Mendeley feedback forum
We’ve set up a new feedback forum to make our development decisions, bugfixing progress, and overall roadmap more transparent. You can see other Mendeley users’ suggestions, discuss with them and our engineers, and vote on the features which are most important to you. Please go there and let us know what to do with our…
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An external perspective
On my current US tour, I made a stop at Providence last weekend to meet up with Brandon King. Brandon is a neuroscience grad student at Brown University and has been one of our earliest users – his constant feedback has been tremendously helpful to us in improving Mendeley. He was also nice enough to…
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LabTimes: Web 2.0 for Science – A Conversation with Yours Truly
The current issue of LabTimes, a printed news magazine for the European Life Sciences, contains a 3-page conversation with yours truly, plus a boyishly handsome, yet slightly awkward glamour shot photo of me at my hectically cleaned-up beautiful desk. It’s a nice interview, with one caveat: There’s a mistake in the opening paragraph. While we…
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