Zotero: personal research assistant:collect, organize & more

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Your personal research assistant - Zotero is a free, easy-to-use tool to help you collect, organize, annotate, cite, and share research: Btw: It works with Notion.so

see more: https://www.zotero.org/

Collect with a click.
Zotero automatically senses research as you browse the web. Need an article from JSTOR or a preprint from arXiv.org? A news story from the New York Times or a book from a library? Zotero has you covered, everywhere.

Organize your way.
Zotero helps you organize your research any way you want. You can sort items into collections and tag them with keywords. Or create saved searches that automatically fill with relevant materials as you work.

Cite in style.
Zotero instantly creates references and bibliographies for any text editor, and directly inside Word, LibreOffice, and Google Docs. With support for over 10,000 citation styles, you can format your work to match any style guide or publication.

Stay in sync.
Zotero can optionally synchronize your data across devices, keeping your files, notes, and bibliographic records seamlessly up to date. If you decide to sync, you can also always access your research from any web browser.

Collaborate freely.
Zotero lets you co-write a paper with a colleague, distribute course materials to students, or build a collaborative bibliography. You can share a Zotero library with as many people you like, at no cost.

Rest easy.
Zotero is open source and developed by an independent, nonprofit organization that has no financial interest in your private information. With Zotero, you always stay in control of your own data




btw: Zotero works perfectly with Notero

Notero: https://github.com/dvanoni/notero

Why Use Notero?
Integrate your reference manager, task list, reading notes, analytical tables, and drafts in one location.
Easily link to references when writing in Notion.
Create custom views to filter and sort large reference lists by project, tag, author, etc.
Backlinks make it easy to locate any of the notes and drafts that mention a reference.
Link references to entries in other databases, such as projects, tasks, manuscripts in your publication pipeline, publishing outlets, etc.


How Notero Works
The Notero plugin watches for Zotero items being added to or modified within any collections that you specify in the Notero preferences. Whenever an item is added or modified, Notero does a few things:

Save a page with the Zotero item's properties (title, authors, etc.) into the Notion database specified in Notero preferences.
Add a notion tag to the Zotero item.
Add an attachment to the Zotero item that links to the page in Notion.
In addition to providing a convenient way to open a Notion page from Zotero, the link attachment also serves as a reference for Notero so that it can update the corresponding Notion page for a given Zotero item.

Syncing Items
By default, Notero will sync items in your monitored collections whenever they are modified. You can disable this functionality by unchecking the Sync when items are modified option in the Notero preferences.

You can also sync items from the collection or item context menus (right-click):
To sync all items in a collection, open the context menu for the collection and select Sync Items to Notion.
To sync one item or multiple items, select the item(s) in the main pane, open the context menu, and select Sync to Notion.

btw: all works together with Notion.so


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see more: https://www.zotero.org/

Notero: https://github.com/dvanoni/notero