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RefWorks

RefWorks is a web application accessible from every campus computer and every off-campus computer that is connected to the campus network through the VPN and proxy server. The UC Irvine Libraries have paid for a campus-wide subscription to this product.

• UC Berkeley RefWorks Tutorials and Guides
  A collection of tutorials and guides that provide specific instructions for importing records from PubMed, CSA databases (e.g., PsycInfo, Sociological Abstracts) and Web of Science. Many first time RefWorks users learn RefWorks by reviewing these guides and tutorials on their own.
• Importing ANTPAC records into RefWorks
• Exporting Melvyl Catalog Records
• Importing your EndNote library to RefWorks
• Importing your RefWorks library to EndNote
• Library Workshops
• RefWorks Help
• RefWorks Quick Start Guide (pdf)
• RefWorks Tutorial
• RefWorks-EndNote Comparison Chart (pdf)

EndNote

Currently the Libraries provide access to one licensed copy of EndNote version X1 in the Multimedia Resources Center (MRC), Interactive Learning Center (ILC), and in the Grunigen Medical Library at the UCI Medical Center. Due to licensing restrictions, Endnote X1 is only available to UC Irvine students, faculty, and staff. For off campus use of EndNote, students, faculty and staff should buy a copy of the EndNote software at the UC Irvine Computer Store. There is no remote access to the Libraries' copies.

• UC Berkeley EndNote Tutorials and Guides
  A collection of tutorials and guides that provide specific instructions for importing records from PubMed, OVID databases (e.g., BIOSIS, INSPEC) and Web of Science. Many first time EndNote users learn EndNote by reviewing these guides and tutorials on their own.
• EndNote Online Guides and Tutorials
• Importing your RefWorks library to EndNote
• EndNote technical support line: (408) 987-5609, 8 AM to 5 PM Pacific, Monday through Friday.

"Beginning April 7, 2008, all Principal Investigators funded by the NIH must submit an electronic version of their final, peer-reviewed manuscripts, upon acceptance for publication, to the National Library of Medicine’s PubMed Central. These must be made publicly available no later than 12 months after the date of publication." Read more about the NIH Public Access Policy here: http://www.lib.uci.edu/scamp/nih-guide.html

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