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Biology: Citing Sources
This guide provides a set of resources, available through the CCNY's Library for beginning research in biology. This list is not exhaustive or comprehensive. Visit our home page for additional resources.
From the publisher of: Council of Science Editors. Scientific Style and format: the CSE manual for authors, editors, and publishers. 8th ed. Reston (VA): The Council; 2014.
Find, access, and capture research materials from virtually any source, in PDF, PowerPoint, Word, Excel, or HTML format, and store in a central workspace that is accessible from anywhere and requires no syncing
Automatically generate bibliographies and authoritative citations in any of thousands of available citation styles, or using customized or institutional styles
Take advantage of powerful tools such as tags, folders, full-text searching, and deduplication to access and organize references
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EndNote: Volume License Install Steps
ENDNOTE DOWNLOAD FOR CUNY
Installers for PC, MAC, Product Key and Serial Number
Endnote Installation Instructions
EndNote X9 Windows pc or Apple Macintosh (macOS 10.10 and above).
EndNoteX9 allows sharing your library, including references, PDFs, and annotations with up to 100 people. You can keep track of who is making what changes with a built-in activity log. No library size limit and no charge for unlimited cloud storage. Search across reference metadata, full text journal articles, file attachments, and your personal annotations and notes.
LibGuide on EndNote X9 Clarivate Analytics has a very informative LibGuide on EndNote X9. The guide provides a collection of video and text tutorials and materials on the use of EndNote X9.