Research is increasingly about collaboration. Whether you’re working as part of a research lab, co-authoring a paper, or sharing papers with collaborators, it should be easy to move your work where it’s needed.
Here are four ways you can collaborate with ResearchRabbit on the free plan, followed by a step-by-step guide on each:
Share collections by inviting collaborators or making them viewable with a public link.
Export full sets of papers to share with others or use in tools like Zotero, EndNote, or Mendeley.
Copy text or take a screenshot if you just need a really quick way to share something.
Share a citation for an article.
How to share a collection
Inviting collaborators to your ResearchRabbit collection is the easiest and most flexible option. In Edit Collection you can:
Share with Public Link: anyone you send the link to can view the collection
Invite Collaborators: you can choose if those you invite will be an Editor or Viewer
You can also update your Collaborators access, or check to see if they have accepted your invitation, in Edit Collection.
Anyone you share with can view your notes and if there are subcollections in a collection these will also be shared.
It’s really easy to move or copy articles (one by one or in bulk) between collections, so you might like to create unshared private collections and move articles across to your shared collection when you are ready. Learn more about organizing your articles with collections →
To export papers
Go to your Library and open the Collection you want.
Select the papers you want, or click the Select all icon.
Tip: You can include papers from multiple collections in your export.
Choose the Export option.
Choose BibTeX, RIS, or CSV.
Click Export.
How to screenshot your collection
Taking a screenshot is often the easiest way to share your collection, especially if you want to include a visual map in your paper or presentation.
Go to your Library.
Open the Collection you want to share.
Take a screenshot or use a snipping tool:
Mac: Shift + Command + 4
Windows: Windows key + Shift + S
Save or share the image.
Many publishers require that tools used to create figures or visualizations are cited. If you include a visual map in a paper or presentation, you may need to cite ResearchRabbit as the tool used. Here's how you can cite us.
How to share a citation
You can quickly copy an article's citation to share.
1. Select an article
2. Click on the ⋮
3. Choose your citation style and copy the citation
