Tag: Reference management software
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Advisor of the Month: Robin Pertz; science librarian, NASA Glenn Research Center
How did you get into your field and what is your research story? I started at a library in Gahanna, Ohio (Columbus Metropolitan Library) as a homework help center coordinator. As a former middle school science teacher seeking a new venue for my talents it was the library where my passion for teaching and my…
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Show your love for #MyMendeley!
As Mendeley Advisors, you do a great job speaking to the researcher community on your campus about the benefits of using Mendeley. But now we’re calling on you to spread the word even further! Take part in #MyMendeley by making a short video (15 seconds or less) about why you love Mendeley, and upload it…
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Mendeley and Elsevier – here’s more info
The news of Mendeley joining Elsevier made some waves last week. On Twitter, with typical understatement, it was compared to the Rebel Alliance joining the Galactic Empire, to peasants posing as a human shield for Kim Jong-Un, and to Austin Powers teaming up with Dr Evil. It’s true that, when I was 13, I played through X-Wingon…
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Mendeley is now more social: featuring collaborative groups, in-app tutorial, & updated citation styles.
This week we have released a new version of Mendeley with some major updates. The major new feature in Mendeley 0.9.8.1 is public collaborative groups. What are groups? Groups are a simple way for you to collaborate with your colleagues to create a shared collection of documents. Groups allow members to put together a list…
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The top 10 journal articles published in 2009 by readership on Mendeley
Having seen a lot of ‘top 10 lists of 2009’ around, we thought we’d throw in our two cents and give you the top 10 most read articles on Mendeley, published in 2009! The top paper for 2009 was written by Uri Alon, entitled: ‘How to choose a good scientific problem’, published in the journal…
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