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Mendeley & E-PIC event in Austria on November 21st and November 22nd
What helps researchers to do their jobs? How can you best organize your documents, generate citations and bibliographies in a whole range of journal styles with just a few clicks? We offer you the chance to get to know Mendeley in Austria – at TU Vienna (Nov 21st) and TU Graz (Nov 22nd). You will…
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Navigating through the digital quicksand: Announcing our next Talks@Mendeley!
We’re really excited to announce the speaker for the February edition of our Talks@Mendeley series, which showcases thought leaders from around the world to discuss science, technology and research issues with the Mendeley team and our community. Kristen Marhaver is a Marine Biologist and TED Senior Fellow based in the Caribbean, who divides her time…
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Inspiring Women in Technology
By: Paula Clerkin, 3rd year CS with AI student at the University of Nottingham As a third and final year, I am having to come to terms with the end of my time at university. It’s pretty daunting thinking about leaving this lovely bubble of support and finding a proper job in the real world.…
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Cambridge Union Society Debates Right to be Forgotten
In May 2014, the European Court of Justice ruling saw Google and other search engines receiving thousands of requests to remove links to certain content deemed damaging to individuals. Sir Jimmy Wales from the Wikimedia Foundation is amongst those that have spoken out at length against the ruling. In the company’s first transparency report, it…
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No time to learn new software? Let us teach you! New webinars for librarians and professors on 12/13 and 12/14.
If you’re like most people I know, you’d like to keep up with technology, but you just don’t have the time to sit down and spend a few hours learning how to use a new application. We understand. Give us an hour on the 13th or 14th and we’ll get you up and running, so…
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