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Mathematical Biology

A guide to resources in UVic Libraries for the study of mathematical biology

Citation Resources

A citation or referencing style is a standardized way of crediting the materials used in your research. Mathematical Biology citation format varies. Consult your instructor or the publication you are writing for.

Citation Management

What is citation management?

Citing your papers is an important part of the research process.

However, citing your papers can also become one of the more frustrating and time-consuming parts of the research process. Citation management software can help you save time by allowing you to:

  • Collect citations from your online databases, library catalogues and websites
  • Organize, edit, and search through the citations you've saved
  • Build and organize bibliographies in well-known styles like APA, MLA, and even style-specific journals like Nature
  • Format citations for papers
  • Take notes on articles and save them in your collection of citations
  • Save and organize PDFs, screenshots, graphs, images, and other files for your research--even offline!
 
Which citation tool is right for you?

There are several free and discounted citation management software options available to students, staff and faculty at UVic:

Take a look at the tool-comparison guide to find one right for you. 

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