Since June 2015, I have been a Mendeley Advisor. I am happy to have introduced Mendeley to many undergraduates, postgraduates, and academic staff members of Sri Lanka. I have been using Mendeley for six years.
Further, I prefer to work in an environment where my teammates have competency, a strong sense of companionship, and a good work ethic. It has given me an opportunity to achieve a diversity of knowledge. I feel fortunate to work in fields that focus on broader aspects of medicine. And, now I am happy teaching medical students, treating patients, and doing research in Anuradhapura. My fields of interest are Pharmacology, Primary Care, Public Health, and Medical Ethics. Therefore, I choose to become a Lecturer in a faculty of medicine located in a rural region.
Also, I had a passion to work in a rural region of my country. I like teaching, treating, and researching.
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Offline reading is available for Mendeley Reference Manager web, more information can be found here.ĭr. Devarajan Rathish is a Senior Lecturer at the Faculty of Medicine and Allied Sciences, Rajarata University of Sri Lanka , located in the Anuradhapura district in North Central Sri Lanka. He studied medicine (MBBS), completed his master’s degree in public health (MPH) at EUCLID University and obtained a master of philosophy (MPhil) at the Rajarata University of Sri Lanka. Users can then access their library on Mendeley Reference Manager web or desktop application. In order to continue the use of their Mendeley library, app users are advised to sync their library to the cloud in advance of 15 March, 2021. This information will help us to plan future development. If you are a regular user of the Mendeley mobile app we would be grateful if you could let us know what you used the app for by completing this survey.
We’re really excited about our plans for 2021 and look forward to bringing researchers new and improved ways to simplify their workloads.” This includes making improvements to Mendeley Reference Manager, Mendeley Cite and Mendeley Web Importer.Īs Laura Thomson, Senior Director of Product Management explains, “Our team’s mission to develop solutions that most effectively support researchers means that we sometimes have to make some hard decisions about where we can focus our efforts. In line with our continued aim to support researchers as effectively as we can, discontinuing the mobile app will mean we can focus on the solutions that the majority of our users tell us they value most. While we understand that some users do indeed value the native Mendeley mobile apps, unfortunately overall usage figures show us that this feature does not support the majority of Mendeley users in the way that we had hoped. Users of the mobile app were informed on 10 February that the app would be withdrawn from the App Store and Google Play on 15 March and that they would no longer be able to sign in to the app. Sometimes this means withdrawing lesser used products from service to allow us to focus on those products that are used by more of the Mendeley Community. At Mendeley, we aim to help researchers work even more efficiently so they can spend their time making discoveries.
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