Category: research miscellanea
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Mendeley Advisors Recruit 10,000 New Users in 2019 (Wow!)
(Right photo: Yahaya Gavamukulya, Left photo: Serge Kameni Leugoue) As of early June, Mendeley Advisors introduced a whopping 10,000 people to the power of good reference management and research workflow this year! The ever-growing Advisor Community runs around 40 events per month, averaging a combined 2,500 attendees. We’d like to give a special thanks to…
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Show your love for #MyMendeley!
As Mendeley Advisors, you do a great job speaking to the researcher community on your campus about the benefits of using Mendeley. But now we’re calling on you to spread the word even further! Take part in #MyMendeley by making a short video (15 seconds or less) about why you love Mendeley, and upload it…
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Meet our February Advisor of the Month!
Congratulations and thank you to Jacques Raubenheimer Jacques is a statistician at the University of Free State in Bloemfontein, South Africa, but he got his research start in psychology with a PhD in Research Psychology and doing Masters studies in Theology. Before his current position, he did some other consultation work, and started working at the…
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Meet our January Advisor of the Month!
Congratulations and thank you to Sjúrður Hammer! Sjúrður is a PhD Student at the University of Glasgow. Originally from the Faroe Islands, he did his undergraduate degree in Aberdeen and studies the great skua (Stercorarius skua), a “bad-ass predatory seabird,” he said. An early adopter all around, he started using Mendeley in 2008, and became…
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Meet our December Advisor of the Month!
Congratulations and thank you to Andy Tattersall! Andy is an Information Specialist at The University of Sheffield and has a background in journalism and Information Management. He started using Mendeley in 2009 and became an Advisor in June 2010. He created a series of videos called Minute Mendeley (it “sadly breaks trades descriptions as the…
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