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Meet the Team- Sahil Sennik
Name: Sahil Sennik Job title: L2 Service desk specialist Intro bio: The best way to describe myself would be pretty nerdy. I enjoy playing around with technology, whether it be consistently specing my PC or making my home as smart as possible with sensors triggering coloured light bulbs to turn my room into a disco…
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Empower Researchers to Reach Their Full Potential with Mendeley
Previous articles about Mendeley have been directed towards researchers, and how they can benefit from this powerful online workflow ecosystem. Mendeley helps researchers, readers and authors build their knowledge, stay up to date on trends, organize, advance and showcase their research, track and store the data they generate, move their careers forward, and find funding.…
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Become a Mendeley Advisor!
If you are a Mendeley lover who wants to share the benefits of good reference management and the value of Mendeley groups, now’s your chance. We are expanding the Mendeley Advisor community and we’d love to have you join us! Thousands of your peers around the world have already become Mendeley Advisors and helped us…
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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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