Having a PDF management system, which allows in-app citation (e.g. WORD, Pages, Mellel, …), is a necessity for scientists and researchers. On OSX, we have
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OSX 10.9 (Mavericks) is available and free!
Wired is running an interesting piece about the latest operating system from Apple. In part past, Apple provided free or very low cost upgrade for
Papers 3 for Mac and iOS now available
I will post more once I get to try them but version 3 for both Mac OS and iOS of Papers are available for download.
Apple A7 chip and iOS 7 thorough reviews available…
For those of you following the tech world, in particular computers, the announcement of the A7 64 bits SoC probably got a WOW out of
Getting your e-mail Inbox sorted-out with SaneBox
I receive around 500 e-mails per week to my work e-mail account. About 40% of these e-mails are not “important” in the sense that they do not
Mendeley is joining Elsevier…
Mendeley is a serious options for those looking at a PDF management (and in text citation) system for scientific literature. It is a rather good
Alfred 2 is here!
For a long time, I used Quicksilver until it went un-supported for some time (or let’s say less supported for a while). Nowadays, I use Alfred.
Online Collaborative Writing using LaTeX
LaTex / TeX has been a favourite of scientists for a long time. For many, TeX typesetting is considered to be producing the most beautiful and elegant
Zotero on the go!
In the previous post I was describing the free Zotero scientific manuscript management software. Through a comment via this blog and others, I was pointed
Invest in a good manuscript (PDF) management system
If, as starting graduate students, you are following my first key advice of reading on a regular basis scientific manuscripts related to your field of
Cultured Code Things 2 for OSX and iOS it out…finally!
In the included figure, you can switch Things for your favorite task manager. However, at this time on the Mac I do not think you
Digital office part III: mobile software
Previous installments: Part I: Introduction and hardware Part II: Mac Software Part III: Mobile Software
Digital Office II: Mac Software
For those who might not have read the first post in this series about the hardware side of things, please have a look: Digital Office I
Recommended book: Organizing Creativity by Daniel Wessel
The majority of graduate students that I had the chance to supervised (yes I consider student supervision as a core mission of being a researcher
