Tag: search

• Top 5 ways to get more out of Mendeley

  Tip 1: Give yourself a professional face with a Mendeley Web profile. A brief sampling of researchers who actively use Mendeley shows the amazing effect that a complete profile can have. Among researchers who have publications listed on their profile, those with a picture, educational or work experience, or contact info listed have twice as…

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  March 28, 2011

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• Please read this: granular privacy settings are now available for your Mendeley profile.

  Privacy settings can be difficult to understand. We really want to make sure that everyone can easily control what aspects of their Mendeley activity are visible and to whom. Towards that end, we have added more granular privacy settings where you can specify what parts of your profile should be visible to each of three…

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  February 17, 2011

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• Managing your research the modern way: search as an interface to your research

  This post is the second in a series, looking back over the changes in information management over the past decade. Three major and interrelated developments are the move to querying databases of information as opposed to loading information from individual files, the practice of tagging bits of information as opposed to filing things in a…

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  December 21, 2010

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• Managing your library the modern way with tags and filters.

  As the year gets to the end, everyone writes “Best of” lists for the past year. I thought I would do something similar, but since we’re at the end of not only a year, but a decade, it’s worthwhile to reflect on the changes in how people manage and organize their increasingly digital stores of…

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  December 17, 2010

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• New Web Release – Search Edition. Group search, better OA search and more!

  This week’s update to Mendeley Web has a some search enhancements that should make it a little easier to find things on Mendeley Web. The main addition is search for groups. Now that we have over 50,000 groups created by people sharing research on a topic with their colleagues, publishing curated lists, or just having…

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  November 29, 2010

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