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vitae
R Markdown Résumés and CVs
vitae is an R package that streamlines resume and CV creation via R Markdown. It includes a collection of LaTeX and HTML templates along with helper functions to dynamically populate content from data sources such as ORCID or spreadsheets. -
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JabRef Bibliography Management
Graphical Java application for managing BibTeX and biblatex
JabRef is an open-source, cross-platform citation and reference management tool. Stay on top of your literature: JabRef helps you to collect and organize sources, find the paper you need and discover the latest research. JabRef is available free of charge and is actively developed. It supports you in every step of your research work. -
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A website template for academics
Jekyll website template for personal academic or research group page
This is a statically-generated Jekyll/Liquid/Bootstrap-based website template for academics. I started with the Allan lab webpage and modified it into a personal academic webpage that met my requirements. I worked in a unique set of the features that I desired and could not find in publicly available templates elsewhere. -
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ResearchWheel
Research the web without constantly switching tabs.
...Save quotes, search research sources, generate citations, and organize your findings with a simple middle-click workflow. With middle click open a wheel with many available actions: 🎓 North | Google Scholar - Search selected text or the webpage title 🧬 North-East |PubMed - Search selected text or the webpage title 📝 East | Append Note - Save selected text to the workspace 📚 South-East |Citation - Generate and copy a citation 📂 South | Workspace - Open the research sidebar 🌐 South-West |Translate - Translate webpage content 🔗 West | Title + URL - Copy a clean Markdown link 📋 North-West | Quote + Source - Copy selected text with source attribution -
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Web Search Navigator
Web extension that adds keyboard shortcuts to Google, YouTube, Github
Web extension that adds keyboard shortcuts to Google, YouTube, Github, Amazon, and others (Chrome/Firefox/Edge/Safari). Browser extension that adds configurable keyboard shortcuts to Google search, YouTube, Startpage, Brave Search, Google Scholar, Github, and Amazon. Settings are synched between devices with the same browser profile. Supports both key combos and key sequences. Custom CSS rules to control the look of highlighted results. -
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WARP one-click script
Add an IPv4, IPv6 or dual-stack CloudFlare WARP network interface
WARP one-click script. Add an IPv4, IPv6 or dual-stack Cloudflare WARP network interface and Socks5 proxy for VPS. First publication on a global scale. By WireProxy, Wireguard client that exposes itself as a socks5 proxy. First release on the whole network, through wireproxy, let WARP suggest a socks5 proxy locally. Support WARP on Debian9; 1.Support WARP on Debian 9. Support WARP+ account, with third-party brush WARP+ traffic and upgrade kernel BBR script. Normal user-friendly menu,... -
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PDFetch
PDF Search and Download Manager
A small tool to search and download documents (pdf, doc and docx) using Google, Google Scholar, PLOS, DOAJ (experimental), PNAS and Nature. -
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Acadêmico
Ferramenta de análise da produção acadêmica
Extração e análise de dados acadêmicos da Plataforma Lattes/CNPq e do Google Scholar. -
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ciGen
ciGen is a short C++ code to generate cohesive interface elements.
...It can read Gmsh (http://geuz.org/gmsh/) or ABAQUS input files and write the mesh to any format such as ABAQUS and jive (http://www.dynaflow.com/en_GB/jive.html). The code was written by VP Nguyen (google scholar link: http://scholar.google.com/citations?user=jCqqCAoAAAAJ&hl=en) when he was at TU Delft and the algorithm is described in the article VP Nguyen, "An open source program to generate zero-thickness cohesive interface elements", Advances in Engineering Software, 2014(74), 27--39. The code was compiled in Ubuntu/Mac OS (a gnu makefile is provided) and Windows (Microsoft Visual Studio). ... -
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Bookmarklet and Firefox extension to enhance search results in Google Scholar, by adding links to an institutional proxy server and OpenURL resolver.
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Bibtex2bibitem
Bibtex to bibitem converter matlab code
Although, there is a way to convert the BibTeX into bibitem, but sometimes I feel annoying to do while you are working on specific style and mostly provide you some errors that need troubleshooting which really affecting the focus and continuity of work. Hence, this Matlab code is ready to convert the bibitems from BibTeX cited by google scholar or others relevant formats. * Instructions about how to use the function: 1. Save the BibTeX in text file and copy the path. (i.e. C:\Users\...\Desktop\BibTeX.txt) 2. Open matlab m-file as attached and run it, you will get error for the first time, but its okay. 3. Insert the BibTeX file path into the function as the following: > bibtex2item("C:\Users\......
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