Sharing citations of your own work and also of those works you find useful promotes your own research profile and builds connections with your peers in the research community.
Citation Sharing Networks are citation management utilities that allow social sharing of collected citations. Most allow users to:
The following are three of the largest and most widely used Social Research Networks.
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Mendeley, owned by the publisher Elsevier, is a social research network and citation management utility designed to highlight researcher's affiliations and publications, provide new connections and networking between researchers with similar interests, and offer personalized suggestions of new articles to read or people to follow. Its citation management utility will also store captured or uploaded citations in your personal account and generate formatted bibliographies in a wide variety of publication styles.
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See the Citation Management Guide for more information about citation management using Mendeley
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Zotero is a free cloud based Open Source service to help you to store, organize, cite and share the research and articles that you use. It allows you to create or join public or private Groups to share links to articles and documents. Its citation management utility will also store captured or uploaded citations in your personal account and generate formatted bibliographies in a wide variety of publication styles.
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CiteULike is a free cloud based service to help you to store, organize and share the scholarly papers you are reading. It allows you to create or join public or private Groups to share links to articles and documents.
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