Recommendation for Service to Organize Academic Papers
from ClownsInSpace2@lemm.ee to selfhosted@lemmy.world on 26 Feb 19:28
https://lemm.ee/post/56710737

Title says it all. Any recommendations for a self-hosted service to store and organize academic papers? Ideally with the capacity to manage citations as well?

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warmaster@lemmy.world on 26 Feb 19:35 next collapse

I don’t have any experience with it, but this is what a lot of academic organizations use:

dspace.org

somerandomname@lemmy.ml on 26 Feb 20:07 next collapse

Not sure about the self-host part but Jabref and Zotero might fit.

Cycadophyta@lemmy.cafe on 26 Feb 20:53 next collapse

I use Zotero and backup the biblatex and PDF directories. It works, but I would be very interested in a proper self-hosted solution

chris@discuss.tchncs.de on 26 Feb 23:43 collapse

Zotero supports selfhosted WebDAV storage

kata1yst@sh.itjust.works on 27 Feb 00:43 next collapse

Personally I just use Linkwarden. I’ve been meaning to make a PR to get the auto tagging working on PDFs, maybe someday.

Fiam@lemmy.ml on 27 Feb 08:13 next collapse

I would recommend www.jabref.org Not self hosted, but you can share the bib file and related folder quite easily.

abies_exarchia@lemm.ee on 27 Feb 16:16 collapse

Over the years i have settled on zotero with th webdav backup to a self-hosted nextcloud server. Works great. Recently i started using the bookmark manager Hoarder and save articles i find there until i read them. My workflow is

  • get google scholar alerts sent to RSS feed (locally hosted freshrss)
  • save articles in Hoarder that i intend to read
  • when i have time, read articles in Hoarder, add the citation to zotero, take notes in Obsidian on the article and link it to the zotero item using the Zotero plugin, and then also move the article to a ‘already read’ list in Hoarder.

Kinda complicated but it’s been working!