Posts by Alex Hodgson
Next-gen Discovery tool for Researchers: Dimensions.ai
We have REALLY exciting news for you! We’re proud to be part of a collaborative effort to create a new discovery platform designed to break down barriers to discovery and innovation – Dimensions!…
Read More2017 Wrap Up!
As 2017 winds down – we wanted to take this opportunity to send our most sincere thanks for being part of the ReadCube & Papers family. Our Favorite Highlights from…
Read MoreGreat things are coming!
A quick update on the new app and the great things to come: Due to a couple of key architectural changes, which have taken longer than expected, we’ve had to…
Read MoreGlimpse into the new ReadCube Papers app
Check out our most recent update: http://blog.readcube.com/post/168755698872/great-things-are-coming From the outset both Papers and ReadCube were created to solve the problems researchers face every day, and have helped millions of researchers…
Read MoreCelebrating 2016 with the ReadCube Team!
As 2016 winds down – we wanted to take this opportunity to send our most sincere thanks for being part of the ReadCube & Papers family. This year, we surpassed…
Read MoreLearning more about RCR (Relative Citation Ratio)
When you are looking at an article via ReadCube’s web reader, you will notice there is a new addition to the top bar called “RCR”. The Relative Citation Ratio (RCR) is a…
Read MoreFounder Stories
Founder Stories: Hear from one of ReadCube’s founders, Siniša Hrvatin about the early days of ReadCube and how it all got started!
Read MorePapers Joins the ReadCube Family – Welcome!
Today we are excited to announce that Papers will be joining ReadCube’s suite of researcher tools. This partnership is an extraordinary occasion for both of us as we look to…
Read MoreReadCube Papers Year in Review for 2015
For us, 2015 has been an incredible year – from our team to our community of loyal researchers to our publisher partners to the capabilities of ReadCube itself. With all…
Read MoreNew Feature: Nested Sub-Lists!
There here – Sublists! After much anticipation – you can easily create nested sublists to organize your ReadCube library. 1. To create a sub-list – go to the Add List…
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