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What’s New in Mendeley: Our Most Recent Releases
We are always working hard at Mendeley to release features that will make the researcher’s life a bit easier. Here we share our most recent releases in Mendeley. Take advantage of a variety of options Previously the only citation style available with the ‘Copy as citation’ function was American Psychological Association (APA), users are now able…
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Streamline your workflow: Watched Folders are now in Mendeley Reference Manager!
Introducing Watched Folders in Mendeley Reference Manager! Watched Folders allows users to automatically add new documents/references into their library without going through the in-app import flow. All you have to do is drop a file into your Watched Folder, and Mendeley will automatically import it into your library. Why you should use them There are…
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What’s New in Mendeley: Our Most Recent Releases
It’s a new year and Mendeley’s new year resolution is always to be better than the year before. We’re so proud of what we accomplished last year, and we are eager to do more this year. To begin the year with a bang, here are a few features we have recently released in Mendeley. Bridge…
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What’s New in Mendeley: November 2023
We are always working hard at Mendeley to release features that will make the researcher’s life a bit easier. Here we share what was new in Mendeley in November. Save time with Keyboard Shortcuts: Last month we released a few keyboard shortcuts. This month we have released a few more to help users better navigate…
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The Most Popular Citation Styles, Revealed!
Citations are incredibly important to a researcher’s workflow, as well as an author’s merit. The two more well-known kinds of citation formats are in-text citations and footnote citations. Not too long ago we announced the release of footnote citation styles in Mendeley Cite and while adding that feature, we realized that information about citation styles…
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