Category: Guest Blog
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Developing a Global Education Ethos: We've teamed up with Think Global UK Japan
Think Global UK Japan is a the first UK-Japan Forum on International Perspectives in Education, and will host its first events in Japan during August 2015. The aims of this organisation is to facilitate an exchange of ideas between Japanese and British teachers, to encourage a global outlook in the classroom, for both students and teachers,…
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Mendeley and Elsevier continue to support the CSL project
For the second consecutive year, Mendeley supports the open source Citation Style Language (CSL) project with a US$ 5,000 donation. With CSL, Mendeley users can format their citations and bibliographies in over 1,200 different citation formats, covering more than 7,500 scientific journals. Mendeley recently (1) made it much easier to use CSL styles into your…
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"Mendeley is simplifying my life" – Dr Eloi Pineda tells us about his experience with Mendeley.
Here at Mendeley Headquarters, we love to hear back from our users – especially when they have a good experience using Mendeley. Today’s guest blog post comes from Dr Eloi Pineda (Professor Agregat, Departament de Física i Enginyeria Nuclear, Escola Superior d’Agricultura de Barcelona (ESAB), Spain). Dr Pineda tells us how he uses Mendeley to make his work…
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Research in the 21st Century: Data, Analytics and Impact
You will be welcomed to the ReCon (Research Conference) in Edinburgh this June! This conference focuses on changes and developments in research communication in academia, including dealing with vast volumes of data, social networks, publishing and the use of metrics. A number of factors are influencing the way we communicate research in 2015 including new…
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The INQUA Project is bringing researchers together – across disciplines, across Europe.
The research environment is changing rapidly, with an ever increasing focus on interdisciplinary collaborations. Often this means collaborators are in different countries, which further complicates the process of team work and communication. Today’s guest blog post is from Dr Erick Robinson (Ghent University, Belgium), who is part of the INQUA Project 1404. The primary aim of this project…
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