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JabRef was founded 2003 and has since been used by many students and researchers. Our mission is to advance knowledge and improve scientific research. We value open access to information and believe modern science can built on an open institutional structure. This is why we develop JabRef as free open-source software and save your data in a simple text-based file format with no vendor lock-in. Fetch complete bibliographic information based on ISBN, DOI, PubMed-ID and arXiv-ID. Complete and improve bibliographic data by comparing with curated online catalogues such as Google Scholar, Springer or MathSciNet. Automatically rename and move associated files according to customizable rules. Customize and add new metadata fields or reference types. Organize articles based on keywords, tags, search terms or your manual assignments. Native BibTeX and BibLaTeX support, perfect for text-based typesetting systems such as LaTeX and Markdown.

Using BibSonomy you can easily create collections of bookmark and publication posts. Just insert bookmarks and publications. You can do this even faster with our BibSonomy browser add-ons or bookmarklets. In addition, you can also use ISBN, ISSN, DOI, or barcodes to have the insert publication form filled up automatically for you. Use tags to organize the posts in your collection. If you choose them carefully, tags are a very powerful instrument. Learn more about tagging in BibSonomy. BibSonomy helps you create bibligraphies for scientific papers. If you use a specific tag for each bibliography and assign it to all your paper posts accordingly, you can use the tag to find all papers of the bibliography. Afterwards, you can export your publication list in the desired format. BibSonomy supports a lot of formats, e. g. Microsoft Word Reference Manager, EndNote, and BibTeX.

refbase is a web-based, platform-independent reference database for managing scientific literature and citations. The platform provides a multi-user interface that helps researchers, teams, and institutions organize bibliographic records online. refbase can import and export references in formats such as BibTeX, EndNote, RIS, PubMed, ISI Web of Science, CSA Illumina, RefWorks, MODS XML, OpenOffice, and MS Word. Users can create formatted citation lists in HTML, RTF, PDF, or LaTeX. The system also supports powerful searching, RSS feeds, OpenSearch, SRU/W web services, unAPI, and COinS metadata. Built for scientific literature management, refbase helps make citation data accessible to users, clients, and search engines.

CiteDrive is a cloud-first, collaborative, BibTeX-native reference manager designed by and for Overleaf, LaTeX, and R Markdown users. It was designed from the ground up to stay out of your way so you can focus on writing. CiteDrive was born out of a shared desire among our team, friends, and colleagues that managing references felt so cumbersome compared to today's consumer-grade tools and collaborative editors. Worse, there were no really good solutions that were truly designed for LaTeX and R Markdown authors, rather than being an afterthought. CiteDrive continues to focus on refining and simplifying the experience of finding references and citing as you write. After some failed experiments, the first end-to-end solution for Overleaf and R Markdown users was tested in the fall of 2021, and quickly evolved into the platform that exists today.

Recommendas is a secure, structured recommendation and reference management platform designed to help professionals and organizations collect, manage, verify, preserve, and share professional recommendations. It replaces informal reference processes such as emails, Word documents, editable PDFs, and unstructured messages with a controlled digital workflow. The platform allows organizations to create recommendation requests using structured questions, including yes/no questions, ratings, evaluations, and open-text responses. Recommenders can submit their responses through secure, single-use links without needing to create an account, making the recommendation process simple for both the requester and the person providing the reference. Once submitted, recommendations are securely recorded and protected from silent editing or overwriting. Recommendas maintains version history so that updates can be recorded as new versions while previous submissions remain preserved.

LumaCite is a browser-based reference manager and online citation toolkit for researchers, students, academic writers, librarians, editors, and research teams. Its cloud library lets users add sources manually, from online search, identifiers, PDFs, or web pages; organize records with folders, labels, and starred items; search by title, author, year, or identifier; edit bibliographic details; identify duplicates or missing metadata; and export selected references. Separate web tools generate citations and bibliographies, extract references from PDFs and text, check and complete citation metadata, reformat citation styles, and convert files such as BibTeX, RIS, EndNote, and CSL JSON. A Chrome extension captures references from research websites, and a Google Docs workflow inserts citations and builds bibliographies while writing. Public citation tools are available without a library account, while cloud library access requires approval-based beta access.

Qiqqa keeps all your PDFs secure and makes them instantly accessible and searchable across all your devices. Automatic identification, tagging and categorization of your PDFs means you never have to go hunting for that missing paper again. Capture all your tags, comments, highlights and annotations while you read your PDFs inside Qiqqa, online at your workstation or offline on the go. Then when you want to review what you have read, use powerful annotation reports so you never again forget those important snippets of information. Qiqqa guides you through your literature by understanding your research niche. It then highlights the most specific and the most influential papers in that niche. Qiqqa also lets you find what next to read by following citations, authors and keywords. Using Qiqqa's themes and annotation reports, you are literally presented with everything you should cite in each section of your paper.

Cite This For Me is one of the most popular citation tools today. Launched in October 2010, we began with the mission of helping students create perfect citations in a fraction of the time. Since then, Cite This For Me has assisted millions of users across the world including in the United Kingdom, United States, Australia, and beyond. Odds are, you’ve been given a specific citation style to use by your teacher, publication, editor, or colleague. (If not, try MLA format, APA citation, or Harvard referencing as they are the most popular.) Did you know there are literally thousands of citations styles in the world? Fortunately, Cite This For Me has a lot of them! In the navigation bar, click “2. Choose style” to open our citation style search widget and select the right style for you!

Access to the right research findings at the right time is critical. Use SciSpace to search from a network of publications and access scientific knowledge in its entirety. SciSpace (formerly Typeset.io) was started as a formatting tool. Over time, interactions with academia helped us realize glaring gaps in the ecosystem and grow into a comprehensive platform that modernizes end-to-end research workflows, from discovery, writing, publishing, to consumption. Create, edit, format, and review documents using a single application specially designed to meet research needs. Make research writing less laborious with 100,000+ verified journal templates. Generate submission-ready manuscripts in no time with one-click formatting. Get access to native English editing and proofreading services. Submit manuscripts with appropriate formatting directly. Automate referencing to make the process less laborious.