Every research paper had a bibliography at the end carrying various earlier research papers, books, web articles, etc. The user has to click on each one separately and then, through Google or Semantic Scholar, find the bibtex or endnote reference and then add it to the citation manager like Mendeley or Endnote. I do not have Web of Science subscription and the Excite weblink is not working. Is there any working solution for doing the same, which would automatically add all the entries in the bibliography of a research paper in bulk to citation manager instead of doing it individually?
Adding all entries in bibliography of a research paper automatically other than using Excite and wos
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What do you mean by "Excite weblink ... is not working."? – Nobody Jan 29 '23 at 09:38
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If i put the pdf in excite public web service (https://excite.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de/excite) , it shows only one link from bibliography where actually there are more than 50 citations. I am interested in complete list of bibtex or endnote citations mentioned for each entry in bibliography. Is there any other service or tool to do the same ? – Vikrant Jan 29 '23 at 10:18
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Retrieving the references in a publication automatically and Web Service to fetch article citations may give some ideas. – Anyon Jan 29 '23 at 18:37
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1@Vikrant I just tried the excite page, and it worked perfectly - I had to wait a few minutes but after that I could download the list in different formats. I tried several papers. – Sursula Jan 30 '23 at 08:03
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I tried an old paper (published in 1976) on excite and it worked fine after waiting a few minutes. Did you wait long enough? – Nobody Jan 30 '23 at 08:09