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Mendeley Reference Manager: Tips and Tricks
The new Mendeley Reference Manager has been designed with a huge range of features that simplify your referencing workflow and help you stay organized and fully focused on your research. Here are a few that you might have missed! Organise your library like a pro Save yourself time trying to find the references in your…
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What’s New in Mendeley: March 2024
We are always working hard at Mendeley to release features that will make the researcher’s life a bit easier. Here we share what was new in Mendeley in March 2024. Save time with Keyboard Shortcuts: Here is another keyboard shortcut to help you save time in Mendeley Reference Manager: Action Shortcut Open user preference panel…
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How to Avoid Burn-Out When Writing
Writing is one of the most important forms of communication and has been pertinent in allowing academics to: share their ideas, engage in critical thinking and collaborate with other academics. Sometimes as writers we can encounter various blockers, one of them being complete burn-out. Fortunately, we know that there are ways to ensure we limit…
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What’s New in Mendeley: Our Most Recent Releases
We are always working hard at Mendeley to release features that will make the researcher’s life a bit easier. Here we share our most recent releases in Mendeley. Take advantage of a variety of options Previously the only citation style available with the ‘Copy as citation’ function was American Psychological Association (APA), users are now able…
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Streamline your workflow: Watched Folders are now in Mendeley Reference Manager!
Introducing Watched Folders in Mendeley Reference Manager! Watched Folders allows users to automatically add new documents/references into their library without going through the in-app import flow. All you have to do is drop a file into your Watched Folder, and Mendeley will automatically import it into your library. Why you should use them There are…
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