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A guide describing software to help with citation management, writing, and other parts of the research process.
Syncing: BibTex with Zotero, with Mendeley, with Endnote, with JabRef
A quick solution to an R upgrade headache
(useful for e.g. new version)
A framework for writing markdown-based scholarly articles. - rubensworks
:seedling: a curated list of tools to help you with your research
Markup for keeping track of revisions and changes, good for editing and reviewing
and vim plugin
Performs a search and uses the resulting DOI to create a new bibtex entry. Uses the crossref API. - atisharma
Extracts and formats text annotations from a PDF file - 0xabu
I’m a sophomore in high school and I’ve wanted to go into the psychology field for years, specifically social psychology. I often find myself...
for stable and more versatile version that can take JSON, BibTex, URL, csv? input, see: https://github.com/larsgw/citation.js/
Podcasts about Free Software for Scientists
Update BibTeX files with info from online resources. - nschloe
PDF 'Meta-Data' and Formatting Tools:
- pdftk - allows changing page order, extracting pages, combining pages (or image files) to one pdf
- jPdf - similar features to pdftk; allows adding bookmars, renumbering pages, watermarks, attachments, encryptiong, signing, etc
- ABBYY FineReader (win) - OCR and image editing
- irfanview(win)/xnview(unix) - allows batch editing the extracted image files
Annotation:
- Okular - the KDE pdf viewer, annotation works well and fast, dark mode/light mode, -needs many KDE dependencies installed
- MasterPDF Editor - small, fast, many annotation features; -previous Okular annotations don't seem to show up? (don't know if incompatible)
Search:
MasterPDF Editor seems awesome, and can be customized almost to vim-like keybinds. It's free in the aur (watermark removed version)
Don't just present; interact with your audience!
A way to track changes inline in your markdown (or general plaintext) document.
You can {++add things++}, or remove {--any --}things {--you wish--}, or make {amends ~>changes}, or even add {== highlights and comments==}{>>What a nice sentence<<}.
biblatex is a sophisticated bibliography system for LaTeX users. It has considerably more features than traditional bibtex and supports UTF-8 - plk