June 5, 2012

THE CENTER FOR STUDY OF GENE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION

Mendeley & Data Repositories: New Tools for Discovery and Collaboration

Jonathan Cain
Assistant Professor & Reference and Instruction Librarian
Hunter College, CUNY

Date: Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Time: 2:00-3:00 pm EDT/PR

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Objectives:

Learn about Mendeley- one of the fastest growing tools for academic social networking, bibliographic management and scholarly communication

Explore Data Repositories - what they are, and how they can help you in researching

Intended Audience: ALL RESEARCHERS

ABOUT JONATHAN CAIN:

Jonathan Cain has wide experience in providing reference and research support for researchers, teachers faculty, as well as graduate and undergraduate students. He obtained his MA from New York University and MSLIS from Pratt Institute. Prior to Hunter College, Jonathan Cain worked as a Science Reference Associate at Coles Science Center, Bobst Library, New York University.

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Megan Anderson

Gene Center

Hunter College, CUNY

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Archived Presentation – ‘Beyond the Paywall: Sharing and Finding Papers through Open Access’

Presented by the RTRN and the Gene Center at Hunter College

If you missed the live webcast on April 17, you can access the recording here: http://videos.genecenter.org/rtrn/brianlymoa

Synopsis - Take greater control over your work with Open Access publishing. Brian Lym, Head of Instruction and Reference Services at Hunter College Libraries, explains the expanding world of Open Access peer-reviewed journals and how Open Access can increase your publication visibility and impact at little to no cost.

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