Finding article citation data

If you want to cite an article you've found in DeepDyve in your research, you can get your citation from DeepDyve or export it in several standard formats. You can get citation info for individual articles or for whole groups of articles.

Citations for one article from the article page

To pull citation information for one particular article, visit the article page and click on "Cite":

Screenshot of the toolbar above the enhanced reader on an article page with an orange arrow pointing to the highlighted 'Cite' button (quote marks icon), between 'Add to Folder' and 'Social', with 'Times Cited: 2 / Web of Science' shown to the right.

You'll be presented with two standard citation formats. You can also choose to export the citation information to EndNote or in RIS format, which is used by several reference managers:

Screenshot of the Cite dialog: 'Copy and paste the desired citation format or use the link below to download a file formatted for EndNote'. It shows the citation in APA and MLA formats in copyable text boxes, plus 'Reference Managers' links 'Export to EndNote' and 'Export in RIS Format', and a 'Done' button.

Select the format you want and copy it.

Citations for multiple articles

If you'd like citations on for multiple articles at the same time, place the articles in a shared or individual folder. Then visit the folder in My Library and click on "Cite Folder":

Screenshot of a folder page in My Library (example folder 'Alcoholism' showing an article list with sort options and an 'Invite' button). An orange arrow points to the highlighted 'Cite Folder' button (quote icon) at the top right, next to an envelope icon.

Select the format and information you want, and download:

Screenshot of the 'Download Citations' dialog for a folder: Citation format radio buttons (MLA selected, APA, 'RIS - export to RIS', 'ENW - export to EndNote') and 'Include Available Metadata' checkboxes (Abstract, Link, DOI, all checked), with 'Download Citations' and 'Close' buttons.