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1800 Journals Enable Data Sharing Through Mendeley Data
You may have noticed that funding bodies and universities increasingly require you to share your research data at the end of your project. This often coincides with the time when you publish papers about your research. Therefore, journals are looking for ways to make it easier to you to share your data and comply with…
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Why Researchers Love Mendeley
The core of Mendeley’s expanding ecosystem is its reference manager; researchers find it a convenient tool to organize their library, read and annotate, write and cite. In love with @mendeley_com pic.twitter.com/uGkxxCXrNM — Katenha (@katenhacarvalho) September 12, 2017 Totally spoiled by @mendeley_com 5 pages of references cited in the blink of an eye. Thank you for…
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Find Out What You’ve Missed: Use Mendeley and Stay Up to Date
The hazy, hot days of summer are behind us, and it’s time to fire up the app and the laptop, catch up on what one may have missed whilst on the beach, and get back to work. With so much information being generated on a daily basis, it can be a daunting task to get…
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Introducing Elsevier DataSearch – Beta Two
Introduction Elsevier DataSearch (https://datasearch.elsevier.com) is a data search engine that allows scientists and researchers to search for many different data types and formats across a variety of domain-specific and cross-domain institutional data repositories and other data sources. Results display datasets in a unified way to facilitate finding relevant and useful research data, and allowing users…
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New Look, New Sign In
Updates to your Mendeley Sign In Experience Starting this month, we’ll be making upgrades to your sign in experience; this will take place across our entire product range: web, mobile, and desktop. New look Mendeley sign in You’ll now only need one account to access the entire Mendeley and Elsevier ecosystem, thus minimising the number…
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