Category: mendeley use case

• When publishing a research paper, it's best to be sure.

  About a week ago, I had the pleasure of attending Science Hack Day with about 150 other scientists and hackers. It was an amazingly fun event with people from all over the world coming together to build cool, quirky, and otherwise awesome things over the span of a weekend. It’s a sort of high holy…

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  drgunn

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  November 28, 2011

  1–2 minutes

• Display your publications on your own website using Exhibit

  Mendeley makes it easy to embed publications in a public group on your personal website or other pages with convenient embeddable widgets. However, this display is very basic and many of you have asked for something a little more customizable. You have a few options, ranging from no code required to patching Drupal. I’ll be…

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  drgunn

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  March 2, 2011

  1–2 minutes

• One-on-One with Jessica Hammer, Game Researcher at Columbia University

  Jessica Hammer, a Mellon Interdisciplinary Graduate Research Fellow at Columbia University, shares her candid thoughts about Mendeley. She spills the beans on what made her start using it, as well as her likes and dislikes about the best tool yet for managing her heavy-duty research life. Thank you, Jessica, for taking the time to chat!…

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  Miji Choi

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  December 3, 2010

  1–2 minutes

• Making a difference in the developing world – Katarlah Taylor from CGIAR

  Earlier this year, a representative from the Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research (CGIAR) got in touch with us to see if we could help get their organization started with Mendeley. Of course we agreed and recently we heard from Katarlah Taylor, a Knowledge Management Specialist at the International Food Policy Research Institute, supported by…

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  drgunn

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  November 16, 2010

  1–2 minutes

• Another researcher index? ReaderMeter looks to answer with Mendeley

  ReaderMeter is a proof-of-concept application showcasing the potential of readership data obtained from reference management tools. Following the announcement of the Mendeley API, I decided to see what could be built on top of the data exposed by Mendeley and the first idea was to write a mashup aggregating author-level readership statistics based on the…

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  Jason Hoyt

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  September 22, 2010

  1–2 minutes