Search Results for ".ris"

refbase is a web-based bibliographic manager which can import and export references in various formats (including BibTeX, Endnote, MODS XML, and OpenOffice). It can make formatted lists of citations and offers powerful searching, rich metadata, and RSS.

Open source code base for enabling software innovation in imaging. The extensible and robust platform includes viewing, archiving, management, workflow and distribution of images as well as an open architecture for core competency tool development.

GeoPMS is a project based full paper management system to archive, search and manage scientific papers. GeoPMS has full text search, search by author, search by title and citation import functionality direct from the PDF header, PDF text or RIS. Reference list design can be selected for each project.

Aigaion is a php/mysql based multi-user system for managing annotated bibliographies. It allows the user(s) to order publications in a self-chosen (overlapping) topic structure, offers BibTex and RIS import and export and has an intuitive user interface. Currently looking for contributors and co-maintainer(s) to handle planned upcoming releases. Check http://www.aigaion.de for more. Support and Documentation can be found at http://www.aigaion.de.

PACS - a system for managing and maintaining Radiology images. RIS - Radiology Information System for automating workflow in a Radiology Department. PACS/RIS - the union of the two.

MyPHPBib is a web application for managing bibliographic references. It can import references in several formats (e.g., EndNote and RIS), as well as importing references directly from PubMed. MyPHPBib is written in PHP and uses MySQL as the database.

OpenReference allows a group of (scientific) co-workers to maintain one common database of references, with searching, importing (RIS/CC) and exporting (BibTeX).

JReferences is a tool to store and retrieve bibliographic references from a file or MySQL database. It reads BibTeXML, DocBook XML and RIS type references, and can output these and BibTex. A bibtex like alternative is also provided for DocBook XML docu

CARis-CIC is an open source Radiology Information System (RIS) targeted towards community imaging clinics. It is a re-write of an existing open source project MARiS-OF,

...Give it any supported identifier - DOI, PMID, PMCID, ISBN, arXiv ID, ISSN, NASA ADS bibcode, or WHO IRIS URL - and: - Format citations in 10,000+ CSL styles (Vancouver, APA, AMA, IEEE, CSE, and any CSL style ID) - Export bibliographies to BibTeX, RIS, CSL JSON, EndNote, RefWorks, MEDLINE, Zotero RDF, CSV, or plain text - Check retraction status (retractions, corrections, expressions of concern; Crossref / Retraction Watch) - Check open access status and the best legal copy (Unpaywall) - Verify that a claimed citation actually matches the paper at its identifier — catching the AI-driven "real DOI + invented title" fabrication pattern No API key is required for the free, rate-limited tier - npm install -g scholar-sidekick-cli (or npx) and go. ...

...From any supported identifier - DOI, PMID, PMCID, ISBN, arXiv ID, ISSN, NASA ADS bibcode, or WHO IRIS URL - it can: - resolveIdentifier - return structured bibliographic metadata (CSL JSON) - formatCitation - format into 10,000+ CSL styles (Vancouver, APA, AMA, IEEE, CSE, or any CSL style ID) - exportCitation - export to BibTeX, RIS, CSL JSON, EndNote, RefWorks, MEDLINE, Zotero RDF, CSV, or plain text - checkRetraction - surface retractions, corrections, and expressions of concern (Crossref / Retraction Watch) - checkOpenAccess - report OA status and the best legal landing/PDF URL (Unpaywall) - verifyCitation - cross-check a claimed citation against the record at its identifier, detecting the AI-driven "real DOI + invented title" fabrication pattern that simple resolution cannot catch MIT licensed; source on GitHub.