Copyright

Are you allowed to quote from someone else’s work? Or use an image you found on the internet for your own dissertation? Who actually owns the copyright on a completed research project? What do you need to consider when submitting an article to a publisher for publication? What is permissible when putting together a reader?

Copyright can raise a lot of questions. If you're not quite sure what it entails, you can ask the Library for help.

More information
Read more about copyright at the website of the University Library.

Questions?
Please ask the University Library.

Storing Files with Mendeley

Mendeley is a programme for storing files (such as PDF and Word files) and adding notes. Literature references to articles can be used in Word. You can also work with Mendeley in groups, in private or in public, and share documents with each other.

Costs
You will not be charged a fee for using Mendeley.

More information
Read more at the website of the University Library.

Read about the Mendeley workshop in the Research Support Portal.

Questions?
Please ask the University Library.

Compile a Online Literature File with RefWorks

RefWorks enables you to compile your own online literature file. You can import titles from catalogues, databases and Google Scholar or enter them manually. You can then arrange the titles in directories and use them for literature references in a Word document, in any style you wish.

Costs
You can use RefWorks free of charge.

More information
Read more at the website of the University Library.

Read about the RefWorks workshop in the Research Support Portal.

Questions? 
Please ask the University Library.

Collect References with Zotero

Zotero is a reference manager used for collecting references and associated texts, files, web pages etc. The references can be used in texts as references and for compiling a literature list. Questions about Zotero? The Library will be happy to help.

Costs
You can use Zotero free of charge.

More information
Read more at the website of the University Library.

Read about the Zotero workshop in the Research Support Portal.

Questions?
Please ask the University Library.