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Author and Mendeley Workshop at the Library of the School of Science [17/10/22]

Author and Mendeley Workshop at the Library of the School of Science [17/10/22]
13.10.2022 - 15.37

Dear Colleagues and Co-workers,

As part of its plan for extroversion and the promotion of its services, the Library and Information Centre of NKUA organizes–in collaboration with ELSEVIER–two author/researcher workshops on Monday, 17 October 2022, at the Conference Hall of the Library of the School of Science.

  1. Become a Published Researcher: Your Plan for Success. The workshop analyses the basic structure of a research article, shares advice about how to write an article, and presents the peer review process.
  2. Introduction to MRM and Associated Tools. The workshop presents the main functionalities of Mendeley software, i.e., Mendeley Reference Manager, Mendeley Cite, and Mendeley Web Importer. NB that Mendeley is a reference manager software used to manage and share research papers and generate bibliographies for scholarly articles.

The workshops will be attended in person and will also be livestreamed at:

Please find below the relevant announcement.

Thanos Dimopoulos

Rector of NKUA

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ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE LIBRARY AND INFORMATION CENTRE OF NKUA

The Library and Information Centre and the Library of the School of Science of NKUA invite you on Monday, 17 October 2022, to the following two workshops to be held–in collaboration with ELSEVIER–at the Conference Hall of the Library of the School of Science (4th floor).

11:00-12:30: Become a Published Researcher: Your Plan for Success

13:00-14:00: Introduction to Mendeley Reference Manager and Associated Tools

The presentations will be in English.

Participation in the workshops is free of charge (pre-registration required).

For workshop pre-registration please visit:

Become a Published Researcher: Your Plan for Success
Introduction to Mendeley Reference Manager and Associated Tools

The workshops will be livestreamed at:

Kind Regards,

Valsamis Valsamakis

Director of Library and Information Centre of NKUA

Tel: 210 3689600 and 6937363670

Email: dibib@lib.uoa.gr

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