EndNote is a citation management tool used by researchers, faculty, and students to store, organize and cite references. This guide is to show how to use EndNote effectively.
Store, organize and manage references including tables, charts/figures, images, and PDFs in one place.
Import or search for references from many databases and other online resources, including PubMed, Cochrane Library, Embase, Scopus, Web of Science, EBSCOhost databases, Ovid databases, and Google Scholar, etc.
Create group sets, groups, and color tags to categorize and organize your references.
Find fulltext articles.
Read, annotate, and manage your PDF files.
Create and format bibliographies in a style of your choice.
Cite and create reference lists of articles, pictures, tables, etc. in a Word document or documents in other word processors using EndNote’s CWYW feature.
Share your library or select group with other researchers from the desktop or online version with up to 100 people.
Create a citation report on references imported from Web of Science given you have access to this database.
Find a matching journal to submit your paper to publish.