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Meet the Team: Matt Stratford
Name: Matt Stratford Job title: Senior Product Manager Intro bio I’ve had rather a lot of jobs, from teacher to barista to salesperson to conference organizer. I found a way into technology and that led to consulting and from there I was able to make a start in product management. When did you join Mendeley?…
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Mendeley Advisor of the Month: Chandrashekhar Vithal
Chandrashekhar is currently working as a University Librarian at AURO University, Surat, Gujarat, India. Prior to this he was associated with TEEAL-Cornell University project ((The Essential Electronic Agriculture Library.) He was involved in implementing the project and provided training programs in Nepal, Bangladesh and India. He has been working in libraries for over three decades…
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Don’t Miss a Beat with Mendeley Research Network
You’ve seen that funding sources tend to reward the “new and shiny”…but how do you know for sure if your project falls into that category? You must to be able to demonstrate independent thought, and dispel any concern that someone else might be working on the same exact problem. Since you’re also trying to do…
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Mendeley Advisor of the Month: Narendra Kumar
Narendra Kumar is an Assistant Professor at The Institute of Technology Gopeshwar, Uttarakhand (India). He teaches Technical Communication. He is also enrolled as a PhD student at The Language and Cognition Lab, Indian Institute of Technology Ropar (India). He obtained his M.A degree in Linguistics from Banaras Hindu University Varanasi (India). Kumar’s research work focuses…
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Meet the Team: Adrian Raudaschl
Name: Adrian Raudaschl Job title: Product Manager Intro bio (background): I originally trained and worked as a doctor in the NHS before transitioning into a product role for a medical start-up. My love of solving hard problems in the world of medicine and academia led me to my current role at Elsevier. When did you…
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