citation-management

To convert a DOI to BibTeX, you provide the identifier to fetch metadata from sources like CrossRef, which is then structured into a valid BibTeX entry. The process validates the DOI and formats the fields automatically.

Yes, you can extract metadata from PubMed and arXiv automatically. The system queries these databases directly to gather complete publication details and structures them for reference management.

The best way to automate citation discovery for a literature review is using scripts that search Google Scholar and PubMed. This discovers relevant papers and extracts their metadata to build your bibliography.

You validate citations and ensure BibTeX field completeness by running a validation pipeline that checks extracted metadata against source databases. This verifies DOIs and fills missing fields.

Yes, this approach works with LaTeX manuscripts by generating properly formatted BibTeX entries. The extracted and validated references can be directly appended to your bibliography files.

Missing author fields in Google Scholar metadata extracts happen when source pages lack structured data. The validation pipeline addresses this by cross-referencing CrossRef or PubMed to ensure field completeness.