Reference management and EndNote Fusion

A reference management tool can be a great help when it comes to handling and organizing your references. It can serve as your personal library, ensure that your references are correct, and produce a correct bibliography.

There are different reference management tools. Aalborg University has a subscription to EndNote Fusion.

EndNote Fusion helps you keep track of the references you compile in connection with your research. With a few clicks, you can insert correct references that comply with your choice of reference style. Your bibliography is compiled automatically for your publications.

You can use EndNote Fusion on your own, or when collaborating with others. The programme is compatible with both Microsoft Word and Google Docs.

Before you get started with EndNote Fusion, you must create your own EndNote Fusion account. 

Remember to use your AAU-email for your EndNote Fusion account!

Recommended EndNote Fusion workflow

To make the most of EndNote Fusion, we recommend that you find a way to incorporate EndNote Fusion in your research process.

These introductory videos may give you a sense of how your can work with the programme.

Also, we recommend that you sign up for one of our EndNote Fusion courses where you get an introduction to the tool and how to use it.

Questions about EndNote Fusion

If you have questions or problems with EndNote Fusion, please contact the library's EndNote Fusion support.

Alternatively, you can contact EndNote Fusion's own support directly using the help function in your EndNote Fusion account.

AAU Alumni

You can continue to use EndNote Fusion as long a Aalborg University has a subscription. Also when your employment expires. However, we do recommend that you change your official email to a private email - preferably before your AAU-username expires. In that way, you can still receive emails from EndNote Fusion.

Alternatives

There are alternatives to EndNote Fusion that you can use. However, the library does not offer support and courses. In our experience most of these programmes work fine and comply with our systems - e.g. Mendeley or Zotero.