Tag: artificial intelligence
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Boost Your Research Efficiency with Mendeley’s new AI Features
Research workflows change, but core tasks remain the same. Mendeley’s AI features support everyday research activities, helping researchers work more efficiently at each stage. Here are some practical examples of how these features can be used across common research activities: Reading and understanding papers more efficiently When you are given a new paper to read,…
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The Future in Mendeley: AI features are here!
At Mendeley, our mission has always been simple: empower researchers to focus on their research, not admin. From discovery to delivery, we’ve built tools that support you at every step of that journey. Today, we’re excited to unveil a new suite of AI features designed to transform the way you read, compare, and explore scientific…
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Mendeley Brainstorm – The End of Driving: Getting into Gear?
The driverless vehicle is one of the most significant practical applications of Artificial Intelligence. It will change how we travel from place to place and how our supply chains are managed. But is humanity ready to trust machines with something so vital? Or would we be taking too much a risk? We are looking for…
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On Mendeley Careers: Artificial Intelligence: Technology at Work
On Mendeley Careers, we’ve just published an interview with Professor Paul Chung of Loughborough University; we’re looking at the future of science, research, work and society as Artificial Intelligence research advances: Artificial Intelligence is one of the ‘hot topics’ in science; recently, Tesla’s Elon Musk announced he was beginning a new venture, Neuralink, to “merge…
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Mendeley Brainstorm: Ageing Societies – Getting Wiser?
The elderly is one of the fastest growing segments of the world’s population. For example, the number of people in Japan aged over 65 hit a record high in 2016. What changes will we see in technology and society as a result? How do we get wiser about getting older? We are looking for the…
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