Last time I looked this was PubMed oriented and everyone has to have
an .edu address but otherwise is great.
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On Nov 10, 2009, at 4:22 PM, Jonathan Greenberg wrote:
ECOLOGGERS:
I'm curious if anyone has found a decent way to keep an individual
or lab's publications organized and easily updatable for a website,
short of keeping a giant endnote DB someplace and constantly
exporting it. We're starting to use Wordpress for the lab website,
but I haven't found a decent plugin yet which does what we need...
--j
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