Citation Tools

Cite

Choose a style: IEEE, ACM, APA, MLA, or Chicago. Under Resolve a DOI, enter a DOI and click Generate; metadata comes from the DOI registry. Or pick a paper under From your library.

The result shows the formatted reference and its BibTeX. Copy either, or click Download .bib. A saved paper without a DOI is formatted from its stored details and may be incomplete, and the tool says so.

The reference type follows the record: a conference paper, book chapter, book, report, dataset, or preprint is formatted as one, using the type the DOI registry (Crossref or DataCite), Semantic Scholar, arXiv, or the BibTeX entry gives. A Rivul Index result carries no type: it is a conference paper when its venue names a conference, symposium, or workshop, a journal article when it names another venue, and Other when it has none, unless an arXiv, bioRxiv, or medRxiv identifier shows it is a preprint. Check the type before you submit.

BibTeX

Build a BibTeX entry From a DOI, or Enter details by hand for a journal article, conference paper, book, or website.

Convert

Convert BibTeX to APA, or RIS to BibTeX, by pasting the source text.

Evidence table

Build a table of studies from saved papers, by DOI, or as blank rows, with columns for design, sample or dataset, findings, and limitations. You fill those columns in from the papers; the tool does not read them for you. View the result as a table, Markdown, or LaTeX, or click Download CSV.

Citations in a paper

The same styles format the numbered citations and reference list inside a paper.

• Citations in a paper