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Lookup scholarly articles as you browse the web.
Collect, organize, annotate and cite your research papers in Chrome.
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Students, researchers, scientists, doctors, postdocs, PIs, and professors 💛 Paperpile:
⭐️ Collect your papers while browsing
✓ Import citations and PDFs from hundreds of publisher sites including Nature, Science, Springer, ScienceDirect, Wiley and many more
✓ Deep integration with PubMed, Google Scholar, ArXiv, Scopus, Web of Science, ProQuest, EBSCO, and hundreds of University library catalogues
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Lookup scholarly articles as you browse the web.
Fast, one-click access to millions of research papers.
Summarizes research articles, creates interactive flashcards, highlights key points, links to open-access versions of each citation
Search for scientific information as quickly as possible while researching and writing scientific papers. Save notes for reference.
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日本人のための PubMed 文献検索補助ツール
works great, but they tempt you in with a 30 day free trial, and what they don't tell you is if you use that up and want to keep writing your paper you have to pay for a whole year's subscription! I feel tricked :-(
The money worse it. DO NOT use MENDELEY
The best paper and reference management tool you can have
$120 / year
Why are there no recent reviews on the Chromewebstore? Paperpile remains far and away the best reference manager software for Google Docs (and possibly Word), particularly since integration with aggregation databases like CORE and BASE was added.
Won't authorize, just as well considering the terrible privacy policy.
Could not access the Paperpile this weekend.
Best ref manager for those who use multiple devices. Works and syncs between Mac, Windows, Ipad, work devices. Real easy to use
If you're a Google Docs user and a student (I'm doing my PhD right now) this is amazing. The ability to annotate PDFs in the system, the cloud-based sync, and the beautiful integration with Google Drive make this by far my favourite citation management solution. (I feel like I'm sounding fake but I'm not! I've tried others like Zotero and been frustrated.) I have no issues that haven't been quickly resolved - their customer service has been amazing when I've had questions! Finally, I now use the iOS app on an iPad with a Pencil and it's like paper and pen life but with everything stored and accessible from everywhere. ANYWAY, I'll stop - just, it's amazing.
I love it. I have been using this for a few months and really like how it organizes articles. Some functions need to be improved such as creating accurate reference pages with DOIs. Overall, it's a great app for students, researchers.