For writing a thesis, I should use some refernces in a paper. Is there any way to download the bibtex file of refernces? In Springer website, there is a link to download the ris(it can be converted to bibtex) file of references. But in ScienceDirect, I didnt see any file.
Dear Sedigheh Sadeghi,
in case you can find the source you want to quote on scholar.google.com, you might click on the the "-icon and choose BibTex-output. This will give you the bibliography data in BibTex-format.
Otherwise, most publishers like IEEE, Link.Springer and so on offer the bibliographic data in a BibTex format on their websites as well.
However, please check wheter the data is complete andcorrect (sometimes it's not).
Good luck with your academic endeavour.
Best regards from Germany
Ralf
To Sedigheh Sadeghi: While reading an article on ScienceDirect page, you will find a few "buttons" below the title and the list of authors. The last one is Cite, click it, and you will have an option > Export citation to BibTeX.
Dear Anton Vrdoljak and Ralf Erlebach ,
Thanks for your attention. My mean is getting multiple references from a paper to use for example my literature review thesis. I dont want to get them one by one. I want to find a way that export the references of a paper into a bibtex file and I select multiple of them at one time.
To my knowledge, it's unusual and uncommon to publish ones own references as BibTex. However, as almost all journals handle their citing styles very strictly, you may consider pasing the reference list via regular expressions to extract the information you wish to have.
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