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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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How and why to do an online conference — #WSTC2
How we do research is changing every day, with new tools and technologies that can be harnessed to ease and further research. We think Mendeley is one of them, of course. This is why we were intrigued and honored to sponsor a Twitter conference organized and hosted by one of our own Mendeley Advisors, Sjurdur…
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“Prevention is the Better Cure” — Bridging Science and Policy
Our Mendeley Advisors are one of the groups participating in the global conversation launched by Atomium — The European Institute for Science, Media, and Democracy — on increasing collaboration and cooperation between policy makers, scientists and other people. This week we are featuring an essay by Thembelihle Hwalima, a librarian at Lupane State University in Zimbabwe and a Mendeley…
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"Changing the way we do research, Thirty-five at a time!" – Olayinka Fatoki on sharing Mendeley in Nigeria
Mendeley has a vision: to change the the way we do research, for all researchers! Today’s guest blog post comes from Olayinka Fatoki, who works in Information Science at the University of Ibadan in Nigeria. Olayinka tells us how she is sharing Mendeley with researchers and shares some of the feedback she’s received after her workshops. In March 2014, I…
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TReND in Africa: Sustainable development through higher education and scientific innovation.
Mendeley has a vision: to make science more open and to broaden access to scientific content where it can make a real difference to people’s lives. This is particularly relevant to developing countries and is thus the motivation to our support of Research4Life. TReND in Africa is an organisation that is also working hard to improve scientific…
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