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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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Case Reports Live Webinar: How to write good case reports and get them published
As a scientific documentation on a single clinical observation, case reports offer timely and valuable information of best medical practices, especially on rare diseases. They show doctors how fellow practitioners have acted in similar situations and thus aid in the decision-making process. Not only do they significantly contribute to the medical knowledge pool, but they also help add…
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The importance of interoperability
We recognize that interoperability is vitally important to Mendeley users. Our users should be able to easily integrate what they are doing on Mendeley with other applications and tools. We also want to ensure that this workflow experience is seamless: moving from our platform to one that you use for different tasks should be quick…
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What’s new with Mendeley? The Mendeley Advisor Briefing!
We tried something new recently: An Advisor Briefing Webinar that gives Mendeley Advisors a chance to give feedback on what we are cooking up here at Mendeley HQ. To be honest, we weren’t sure if you would be interested in spending an hour with us on the internet, but it turns out hundreds of you…
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Why we (need to) celebrate Ada Lovelace Day
Happy Ada Lovelace Day! It’s been seven years since it was founded by Suw Charman-Anderson. While that is an eternity in the tech world (think how many new iPhones have been released since!), there are things that move more slowly in tech than an app release schedule. Our Mendeley Mobile Apps Product Manager shares her thoughts on why…
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