I use Mendeley is a free reference manager and academic social network that can help you organize your research, collaborate with others online, and discover the latest research:

• Automatically generate bibliographies
• Collaborate easily with other researchers online
• Easily import papers from other research software
• Find relevant papers based on what you're reading
• Access your papers from anywhere online
• Read papers on the go, with our iOS

Previously I used Refworks. The advantage of Refworks was that your references could be accessed from the web. A problem I had was that some references were not cited correctly and I had to ensure that no mistakes were present. However, my institution cancelled it's subscription.

Mendeley is a freely available referencing software and is easily installed.

However, I currently use EndNote. Unlike Refworks, one has to purchase the software and then install it. References are stored in a library on your computer. It seems to have less problems with incorrectly citing references.

EndNote allows you to 'convert' references to the different styles required by journals; for example, from Harvard to Vancouver.

Zotero is one of the best tool for managing references

There is also Mendeley (www.mendeley.com) which I use because it was the first one I was introduced, and there was no need to try out others.

I recommend Qiqqa because:

Magnificent answer Dr @Ian Kennedy, It is my first time to know about Qiqqa, I think it is an amazing product. Thank you

I like endnote

Developed by Thomson Reuters, Endnote is made use of when writing essays and articles.The tool helps in simplifying the tedious task of organizing the references.It is a desktop client software and offers more than 6000 bibliographic styles.The tool is quite effective for health sciences.

Mendley

Dear Professor,

I am suggesting Mendley for citing the research work and It is easy to manage references. You can add/remove any references, which automatically update the references.

Also this software will change the references style according to the journal format.

Endnote...Easy to handle.

Endnote, Zotero and Mendeley. They are excellent and easy programs for managing references.

Memory and a sheet of paper for small handwriting is useful on the medicine wards.

Dennis

DennisMazur

Here are the best free online bibliography and citation tools that are bound to get the job done without any extra burden on your eLearning budget. •Citelighter.

•Docear.

•Recipes4Success.

•OttoBib.

•RefDot.

•Zotero.

•EasyBib.

•CiteThisForMe.

. Etc. ...!

https://elearningindustry.com/12-best-free-online-bibliography-and-citation-tools

My reference manager of choice is BibDesk (only in Mac). I include nodes directly in each bib entry and include custom keywords for grouping articles into categories and find it easy to navigate between each item.

An alternative would be Mendeley mainly because of its cross-platform sync and similar functionality.

Mendeley

dear, you will find nice information in links below:

https://www.mendeley.com/

www.qiqqa.com/

https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-best-free-reference-software-to-use-when-writing...

I only have experience with Endnote and its quite fine

I will recommend Mendeley, its still the best reference management software in the market.....You can get more information on https://www.mendeley.com/

I use Mendeley is a free reference manager and academic social network that can help you organize your research, collaborate with others online, and discover the latest research:

• Automatically generate bibliographies
• Collaborate easily with other researchers online
• Easily import papers from other research software
• Find relevant papers based on what you're reading
• Access your papers from anywhere online
• Read papers on the go, with our iOS

Mendeley Institutional Edition

Mendeley Institutional Edition is an institutional version of Mendeley with premium user features and additional institutional support. Enhanced and expanded, it is a product based on our core Mendeley capabilities and includes the additional following features and competency for researchers and librarians:

• Premium upgrades to empower all of your researchers with more productivity and collaboration power.
• Analytics dashboard to enable librarians to better administer and support their institutional information objectives and the researchers needs.
• Alumni Policy to grant to the Alumni from a subscribing institution the right to access of 12 months of the same premium access according to the terms and conditions of that Policy.
• Customized training session for their institution.
• Supports the librarians and users with 24x5 global on-line support services. In addition, they can have access to the on-line resource center for all the training tools.
• Deployment program to support MIE roll-out in their institution.
• https://www.elsevier.com/solutions/mendeley/Mendeley-Institutional-Edition

Interesting discussion.

I use Mendeley because it is easy and free.

Mendeley or Endnote as a reference manager.

My best program is EndNote.

regards

I use Mendeley (www.mendeley.com), it is easy to use and comprehensive.

mendeley is one of the best tool for managing references.

https://www.mendeley.com

Abdallah Hussien Fathy, I wrote a primer on this subject. Check it out here: https://www.aclang.com/blog/management-software-for-academic-scholars/

Endnote is best

I recommended the following link

https://www.scribendi.com/advice/reference_management_software_solutions.en.html

Best Regards Abdallah Hussien Fathy

manually

Zotero is free and easy; EndNote probably has the most capabilities.