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I will focus here on only 1 aspect---libraryaspect—library organization:

  • Use bibtex and .bib files. True, but one needs an efficient way to produce them---Ithem—I recommend zoterozotero (or any other similar program, e.g. mendeley) to organize organize the library.

  • This has an added benefit of efficient full text searchfull text search through all articles that you are using.

  • Another benefit is a possibility to extract bib-data from PDF files

  • In order to synchronize PDF files in the zotero library among different computers, use Dropbox.

  • Zotero is compatible with overleaf (in the case you are using it)

  • Furthermore, I have a perl scriptscript (bibtexformat) to clean up .bib files and make journal name abbreviations.

I will focus here on only 1 aspect---library organization:

  • Use bibtex and .bib files. True, but one needs an efficient way to produce them---I recommend zotero (or any other similar program) to organize the library.

  • This has an added benefit of efficient full text search through all articles that you are using.

  • In order to synchronize PDF files in the zotero library among different computers, use Dropbox.

  • Furthermore, I have a perl script (bibtexformat) to clean up .bib files and make journal name abbreviations.

I will focus here on only 1 aspect—library organization:

  • Use bibtex and .bib files. True, but one needs an efficient way to produce them—I recommend zotero (or any other similar program, e.g. mendeley) to organize the library.

  • This has an added benefit of efficient full text search through all articles that you are using.

  • Another benefit is a possibility to extract bib-data from PDF files

  • In order to synchronize PDF files in the zotero library among different computers, use Dropbox.

  • Zotero is compatible with overleaf (in the case you are using it)

  • Furthermore, I have a perl script (bibtexformat) to clean up .bib files and make journal name abbreviations.

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yarchik
yarchik
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  • 15

I will focus here on only 1 aspect---library organization:

  • Use bibtex and .bib files. True, but one needs an efficient way to produce them---I recommend zotero (or any other similar program) to organize the library.

  • This has an added benefit of efficient full text search through all articles that you are using.

  • In order to synchronize PDF files in the zotero library among different computers, use Dropbox.

  • Furthermore, I have a perl script (bibtexformat) to clean up .bib files and make journal name abbreviations.

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