DOCEAR AND JABREF PDF

Mendeley has many very useful features in common with other reference managers (e.g., subfolder organization, PDF annotation, and highlighting), but it also has some unique tools-let’s discuss these in more detail. It also generates a bibliography in the specific style you require. I haven’t looked back.įounded by three PhD students and named after the biologist Gregor Mendel and chemist Dmitri Mendeleyev, Mendeley is a free reference manager program that can be downloaded at Like all reference managers, Mendeley allows you to generate and organize a library of key publications, and, importantly, it allows you to seamlessly insert citations as you write. In the first 6 months of my undergraduate degree, I painstakingly referenced all of my assignments manually, until a kind postdoc took pity on me and introduced me to the world of reference managers, specifically to EndNote.Ī year or so later, as a student on a budget and on a quest to find free software, I trialed Mendeley. In this post, we are going to cover Mendeley, one of the most established reference managers among scientists. If so, you’ll know how overwhelming it can sometimes be to simply start writing.įor me, one of the most daunting aspects of the writing process is keeping up with the latest publications and organizing the relevant papers, mainly because of the sheer wealth of available literature.Ĭan you relate? If so, you’ve come to the right place. Are you currently thinking about or actually writing your thesis, latest grant proposal, or your next game-changing paper?

Docear and jabref