Stacy Chin shows how Mendeley fixes grant writing headaches. When you revise and reorder proposal sections, citation numbers get corrupted. Mendeley lets you search for sources, add them to your library, and auto-format citations in any style, eliminating hours of manual reference checking.
This is how Mendeley has helped me to streamline my grant writing processes. That little narrative of your proposal can undergo so many different changes and revisions. The content will get deleted, things will get moved around, and new material can be added in random places. And these changes can screw up the citations in your grant, and sometimes really, really badly. So if you're preparing a 40-page proposal that cites over 50 references, you can imagine that reorganizing everything in numerical order, it's not an easy stroll in the park. And before I knew about Mendeley, it would take me hours just read your entire reference list. Mendeley helps to keep track and organize all my references. It is super easy and super user-friendly. So in Mendeley, you can search up for review articles or book chapters that can be added into your library. Simply just pop that citation into your application referring to that references. Mendeley also makes it super easy to reformat references in different citation styles, and it can help you to compile a bibliography or list of references at the end of your application.
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