Category: Mendeley Advisors
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Advisor of the Month: Robin Pertz; science librarian, NASA Glenn Research Center
How did you get into your field and what is your research story? I started at a library in Gahanna, Ohio (Columbus Metropolitan Library) as a homework help center coordinator. As a former middle school science teacher seeking a new venue for my talents it was the library where my passion for teaching and my…
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Meet the team: Rachel Brennesholtz
Job title: Researcher Community Manager Intro I’m originally a New Yorker, but I’ve been living in Amsterdam for almost 4 years. It’s a great city for me since I’m a pretty devoted cyclist. When did you join Mendeley? I’ve been with Elsevier since 2015, but started working with Mendeley in June 2018. Before taking over…
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Recording of the Q1 2019 Advisor Briefing is now available
Wow! That’s all we have to say after our last edition of the Advisor Briefing webinar series. We love that you all spend an hour with use to learn about the plans we are cooking up at Mendeley HQ. And we are so happy with all the great questions and feedback we get from you.…
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Mendeley advisor of the month: Eko Sumartono, SP., M.Sc
Eko Sumartono is a researcher at the Department of Agribusiness, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Bengkulu. Eko was born to a family of teachers and farmers: “Our life was very simple at that time. I was born in a city full of history, and a long coastal area, namely Bengkulu, Indonesia. Beginning in 1999, I…
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Mendeley advisor of the month: Sunday Linus Makama (DVM, MFS, PhD, ERT)
Sunday Makama is a researcher with interest in Food and Environmental Health and safety, and currently works at the National Veterinary Research Institute (NVRI), Vom, Nigeria. He is a Chief Veterinary Research Officer (CVRO), Toxicology in the Biochemistry Division of the NVRI. He has researched into various aspects of Emerging Food borne viruses, Food and…
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