1. SET ACCESS TO OPEN - MENDELEY Jose Luis Andrade – President, The Americas Sujay Darji – Regional Sales Manager October 22, 2012

2. “All the time we are very conscious of the huge challenges that human society has now – curing cancer, understanding the brain for Alzheimer‘s [...]. But a lot of the state of knowledge of the human race is sitting in the scientists’ computers, and is currently not shared […] We need to get it unlocked so we can tackle those huge problems.“ The Need for Open Science

3. US National Academies Grand Challenges

4. Mendeley

5. University of Cambridge Stanford University MIT Imperial College London University of Oxford Harvard University University of Michigan University College London University of California at Berkeley Sao Paulo University University of Edinburgh Cornell University Princeton University RWTH Aachen Columbia University Max Planck Society University of Cologne Yale University University of Wisconsin 2,000,000 People Are Using Mendeley Network of 1,000 Network of 1.000 Mendeley Advocates on campuses around the world A dvocates on campuses around the world:

6. Platform for organizing research Save and organize articles Reference manager Find and browse articles View trends in a research discipline Discover the latest research Share, collaborate and cooperate with peers online Join and participate in subject specific groups Academic social network Mendeley

7. Importing Documents. Extracting Data

8. One Click Citations

9. One Click Bibliographies

10. Over 300,000,000 papers and documentsOver 180,000 research groupsOver 1,000 API keys given to developersGrowing exponentially Mendeley by the Numbers

11. Mendeley – Set Access to Open Freely accessible under a Creative Commons license Sharing a large corpus of open-licensed data Allows third-party developers to build their own tools with the research data anywhere on the web, mobile devices, or desktop Adds information about related research documents in public groups in which the document is being discussed Laying the foundation for a whole new science of making and spreading of scientific knowledge

12. Mendeley – Set Access to Open Authors should verify copyright to self-archive Does not contravene with copyright law Mendeley encourages self- archiving Synchronization from Mendeley to Institutional Repository Exciting experiment with Cambridge University

15. Mendeley – Set Access to Open Partnering with Science Exchange to help researchers, institutions, and funding agencies to independently validate their critical research findings Findings published in PLoS and added to Mendeley Replications published in PLOS ONE will link back to the original publications The data from the studies will be hosted on figshare Mendeley Reproducibility Initiative Group will host the papers, provide collection and article level analytics, and facilitate sharing and discussion of the papers Reproducibility Initiative

16. Mendeley – Set Access to Open Show how papers are making a difference long before they show up in the citation record Which papers making a difference to student readers, readers in developing countries, etc. Map and measure the real-time impact of scientific research Most read paper in a field Recommend paper to others Altmetrics Impact

17. Mendeley Institutional Edition (MIE)

18. Where is the library in the digital workflow of research? Main focus of libraries: Discoverability of content Availability of content Reference manager Library

19. Mendeley Institutional Edition Overview Mendeley Institutional Edition provides librarians a window into and a platform for supporting the research taking place within their communities

20. Reading - Journals

21. Reading – Discipline and Documents

22. Publishing – Journals / Researchers

23. Impact - Reach

25. “All the time we are very conscious of the huge challenges that human society has now – curing cancer, understanding the brain for Alzheimer‘s [...]. But a lot of the state of knowledge of the human race is sitting in the scientists’ computers, and is currently not shared […] We need to get it unlocked so we can tackle those huge problems.“ Open Access and Open science - The Ways Forward

26. Jose Luis Andrade jandrade@us.swets.com Sujay Darji sdarji@us.swets.com