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The Ghent University Academic Bibliography is a searchable database of publications and datasets by Ghent University researchers, covering 200 years. It lists recently added research, open access publications and datasets, and new PhD dissertations, and can be connected with ORCID identifiers. Content is browsable by subject and faculty.
A central reference tool for books and periodicals published by the North Indian publishing house Naval Kishore Press, founded in 1858. It aims to facilitate access to works held in library collections worldwide, and some entries link to freely accessible digitised editions. The bibliography currently contains about 3,600 entries.
Bibliography of editions related to Sámi subjects.
A searchable bibliography and paper archive of Younger Dryas impact research, compiled by Marc Young with George Howard and the Cosmic Tusk. It lists citations, paper links and editorial assessments, with filters for year, worksheet, assessment and record type, and offers exports of reference data in spreadsheet and JSON formats.
A repository holding the paper source, analysis notebook, and data generation and analysis scripts for the diginorm paper. It is forked from another repository and includes LaTeX sources, bibliography files, figures and a pipeline folder.
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Bermuda National Library provides access to digital library resources including OverDrive, Kanopy, Freading, Mango Languages, Project Gutenberg and UniversalClass, operates an outreach delivery service for senior rest homes and private homes, serves as Bermuda’s official ISBN registering agency with no charge for the service, publishes the Bermuda National Bibliography, and maintains adult and youth service locations in Hamilton with local studies and genealogy resources.
BibDesk is a Mac bibliography manager for editing and managing bibliographic information together with associated files or web links. It offers search, smart groups, import from BibTeX and RIS files, and export to formats such as RIS, BibTeX and EndNote. It is suited to LaTeX users and is developed as an open source project, available free of charge.
Database of scientific and academic journals published in Latin America and the Caribbean.
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Research index for locating articles, books, authors and citation information.
Digital library for searching books, documents, images and online collections.
CiteMaker is an online citation machine and bibliography maker for student academic assignment referencing. It supports formatting citations in APA, Harvard, MLA, Oxford, Chicago, Turabian, and HavAus styles, with tools for automatic and manual citation creation. The service generates in-text citations, allows export of reference lists to email, Microsoft Word, Google Docs, or PDF, offers Google Drive storage, includes an automatic WorldCat OCLC citation generator, and is accessible on PC, iPad iOS, and Android tablets. Registered users can save unlimited reference lists, and a free 30-day trial is available.
A website collecting short stories, browsable by title or by author, with a bibliography page listing sources and a page of related links. The site states an intention to add a few short stories every month.
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The Deaf Resource Library is a virtual library of reference material and links about Deaf cultures in Japan and the United States, and deaf and hard of hearing topics. Created in 1995 and maintained by Karen Nakamura, it offers bibliographies and community resources as a service to Deaf, hard of hearing, and hearing communities.
DEMel is a semantically pre-structured, lemmatized database dedicated to Medieval Spanish. It is based on the digitized archive of the Diccionario del Español Medieval, discontinued at the end of 2007. Its sources include more than 600 literary and non-literary works or text and document collections, covering Spanish vocabulary from the 10th to the beginning of the 15th century. It provides pages for lemmas, attestations, bibliography, digitized archive and DEM volumes.
The Digital Averroes Research Environment (DARE) provides online access to digital editions of Averroes's works and images of all textual witnesses. It includes an inventory of works, sources and a bibliography, and hosts publications such as critical editions and supercommentaries available through a community page.
The Digital Index of Middle English Verse is an open-access digital edition of the Index of Middle English Verse, based on the 1943 Index and its 1965 Supplement. It provides searchable records, witnesses, and bibliography, and is compiled and supplemented by named editors.
Flags of the World is a volunteer-maintained website founded in 1994 devoted to vexillology, the study of flags. It offers pages about national, state, municipal, organizational and historical flags and ensigns, along with links, a dictionary of vexillology and a bibliography. Its contents are offered freely, and it is maintained by editors and artists who are unpaid volunteers.
Formatically is an online citation and academic paper formatting tool. It generates accurate citations in over 8000 styles, including MLA, APA, Chicago, and Harvard, for sources such as books and websites. Users can create a full bibliography in 10 seconds for free, with paid plans starting at $19 for complete paper formatting.
Index Islamicus Online is a classified bibliography of publications in European languages on Islam and the Muslim world. It contains over 750,000 records of articles, books and online resources, with over 5,000 journals surveyed, and indexing down to article and chapter level. Newspaper and grey literature are excluded. Users may submit missing items, with inclusion at editors' discretion.
International Bibliography for Theology and Religious Studies and web portal of the Specialised Information Service Theology.