EndNote 20 can be downloaded by University of Cambridge staff and students from here. Choose the correct license for you. (Raven account required).

• It is possible to synchronise your EndNote desktop library with you EndNote online account.
• Make sure you back up your EndNote library regularly.

Share your EndNote library with your co-researchers.

EndNote is a reference manager that can help you organise your research and collaborate with others online.

With EndNote, you can:

• Create and manage citations of books, articles, videos, and more
• Import citations from many databases
• Extract metadata from imported PDFs
• Collaborate with other researchers online
• Organise your sources using groups, tags, and filters
• Insert references into Word and PowerPoint

It takes a lot of the hard work out of formatting references, leaving you more time for writing and less time stressing about the punctuation.

EndNote tips:

The following guides are available from the Medical Library EndNote Top Tips, Endnote Web and EndNote advanced.

A useful set of guides is available from EndNote.

There are lots of video guides, on the EndNote YouTube channel, but here's one to get you started:

EndNote has countless referencing styles that you can choose. You can also download additional styles from the Endnote website, or create your own style if the style you need isn't available.

• EndNote LibGuide: this guide has been produced by EndNote.
• Reference Management: this guide links to referencing advice by discipline.
• Zotero: Referencing Management Software: this is the University's LibGuide to Zotero.
• Mendeley: Referencing Management Software: this is the University's LibGuide to Mendeley.