citation-management

To convert a DOI to BibTeX format, provide the DOI identifier to the tool. It queries CrossRef metadata, validates required fields, formats author names, and outputs a properly structured BibTeX entry for your bibliography.

Yes, you can extract citation metadata from PubMed and arXiv simultaneously. Provide a mixed list of PMIDs and arXiv identifiers to fetch metadata, validate entries, and generate a unified BibTeX file.

The best way to search Google Scholar and fetch metadata for multiple papers is to supply search queries or URLs. The tool discovers papers, extracts accurate metadata, and assembles a validated, ready-to-submit bibliography.

To validate existing BibTeX entries and check for missing required fields, process your file through the validation checks. It verifies required fields, corrects author formatting and capitalization, and ensures proper DOI handling.

Yes, you need the Python requests library installed to generate BibTeX from web sources. The tool uses requests to query Google Scholar, PubMed, CrossRef, and arXiv for metadata retrieval and web-enrichment capabilities.

Author names in your generated BibTeX file may be formatted incorrectly due to unprocessed raw metadata. The tool applies strict validation and formatting checks to correct author capitalization and structure during BibTeX generation.