Manage your Research Articles:

Using Mendeley
Fall Term 2012
Helen B. Josephine
helenj@stanford.edu

Why use a citation manager?

Organize

and tag citations AND documents.

Create instant bibliographies in standard
formats.
Create personal citation database of articles
on your topics.
Format papers with in-text citations and
bibliographies in standard formats.
Share your database of citations/articles with
others.
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 Desktop

client and personal web space

Compatible with Mac, Windows, Linux
Storage and backup of your papers and
citations (7GB)
Create public and private groups to share
papers and citations (10 private groups/15
users per group)
Citation styles for +1000 journals
Generate

citations and bibliographies in

Microsoft Word, OpenOffice, and LaTeX.
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Join Mendeley @ Stanford

Group
Increased

storage (7GB) for free

Find it at Stanford links activated for faster fulltext access
Discover colleagues at Stanford with your
research interests
Create a private group to share articles,
comments on PDFs
Create your own research profile to highlight
your articles
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Mendeley Hints

Add and Organize: Import and organize PDFs from your

computer, EndNote, Papers or Zotero.
Use Mendeley Tool bar to select multiple items to add to
your library.
Collaborate: Connect with colleagues; securely share
your papers, notes and annotations.
Explore research trends and statistics
Search for papers within Mendeley, see what you are
missing
"auto watches" a specific folder(s)- save a PDF to that
folder, it is automatically imported into your library (with
metadata).
Backup, Sync, and Mobile: Access your papers on the
web, iPhone or iPad.
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Mendeley Hints
Seven Ways to add documents
1. Single document (drag & drop)
2. Create watch folder on desktop
3. Folders (drag & drop)
4. Import Endnote library
5. Synch with Zotero
6. Use web import tool bar
7. Search your topic in Mendeley
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Who Uses Mendeley?

1,804,391

members
154,835 research groups
259,953,470 user documents

Who Uses Mendeley?

By Discipline:
Biological

Sciences: 12,459,724 papers

9,473 groups
Education: 713,934 papers 2,369 groups
Engineering: 2,056,586 papers 3,728
groups
Social Sciences: 1,756,508 papers 3,497
groups
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Questions/Comments?

helenj@stanford.edu
http://englib.stanford.edu

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